ed_jones
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Registered: 23rd Mar 03
Location: Wrexham / Shropshire Border
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Ive got a job interview at one near me this week for a sales administrator. just wondering
1- what its like to work there
2- what is the pay like and is there a progressive rise
3- what are working conditions like
4- are you busy most of the day or are you left twiddling your thums at times
5- any tips for the job interview
also any other info would help. i know other dealerships are different to the one im applying for but all info will help so i know more than i did before
[Edited on 18-07-2006 by ed_jones]
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jr
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Registered: 20th May 02
Location: Kent
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As ive told loads of people before
99% of people in the trade dont actully work for the manufacure, you work for the dealer, the manufacture could be the worst one about, but it could be a really good place to work, and the other way around
do some reserch on the dealer themselves
this relates to point 123 and 4
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Mistamist
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Registered: 16th Jul 03
Location: Gillingham, Kent
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main thing with sales admin is organisation and learing the necessary skills quickly (if you have never done it before)
dealing with people on the phone and building a rappor with other dealers as you will be doing loads of dealer transfers.
also helps to know the product inside out as you will need to pick up on spec variants very quickly.
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Ry_B
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Registered: 1st Dec 05
Location: Solihull, W Mids Drives: 45BHP beast!
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Each dealership will be different TBH
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Jules S
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Registered: 24th Dec 03
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quote:
Originally posted by jr
As ive told loads of people before
99% of people in the trade dont actully work for the manufacure, you work for the dealer, the manufacture could be the worst one about, but it could be a really good place to work, and the other way around
do some reserch on the dealer themselves
this relates to point 123 and 4
Wise words 
Interviews work both ways too 
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