the light at the end of the tunnel?

[goatee]

could it be???

will be finishing the month at current job (home depot) ...part time joke for wage 30 min. drive.

and starting feb. 3rd. at new job. full time 10 min. drive. office work,, cubical on phone all day.
commission pay this part is scary, i know. but it's not like i am sacrificing anything. hd was a bit of a joke.

i will be selling sub prime leads to auto dealerships all over north America.

business has been around 15 years. A+ with the BBB..................................so,,

im hoping this will turn out to be a good opportunity for me.

http://www.autocreditexpress.com/contact/


do any of you have any experience with this company? or anyone who has had a job generating leads?

 

[Teppanyaki]

No experience with the company, but I wanted to wish you the best!

 

[Toothpick]

Good luck to you!

 

[nuclearblast]

Good luck with your new job!

 

[the_edski]

Best of luck, sir!

 

[mretzloff]

I wish you the best. Good for you for toughing it out at Home Depot. I worked part time at a movie theatre once, so I know how hard minimum wage jobs can be. Good luck!

 

[jovan]

Best of luck and congrats on a job! Any job today is a bonus, been without a real job since oct 2005. A friend with a doctorate just got a full time job at a small clothing store, 4 openings for salespersons. Store limited interviews to master and doctorate degrees, 250 people and he was luck to get it. Pays $14 per hour. So your job of full time commission sales sounds great!

 

[goatee]

thank you all for the well wishes.

the good thing about commission is the more i make, the more the business makes. so there is a drive from them for me to do as much as i can.
on the opposite, if i do not make the grade, they will can me for someone else. someone who can close a sale.

i am fairly certain i will do good. it's just a little scary. nothing is certain. i tight rope walking without a net.

 

[crleftwich]

I once worked for a company called Auto Credit, I don't think it's the same company you were hired at. There's a lot of those types of companies with similar names.

My job was on the collections side. I spent most days on the phone calling people who were past due on their accounts. And other days, I was literally going to their houses trying to collect payment. Hated it. I got canned within my 3 month probationary period for non-performance. Not sure what they expected. If they don't have the money, I can't collect it. I can't force them to pay anything anyway. Oh well. I wasn't bothered one bit by being fired. This was about 9 or 10 years ago.