Something is wrong here.

[staywide8]

I work as a Service Adviser and I love my job.

What I don't like is that I have yet to find a dealership that is willing to pay

for an Exceptional Adviser.

 

MY CSI Scores average between 90 to 100 each month.

In 2007 and 2009 I sold over $1,000,000.00 in parts and labor, each year.

My best year was $1,037,433.01 in 2009.

I averaged 2.29 tech hours for every customer pay ticket that I wrote.

I wrote up 1,751 c/p tickets in 2009.

 

My best month was June 2009 when I average $483.95 of customer pay on every ticket for the entire month. For the whole year I averaged $354.73 parts and labor for every c/p ticket that I wrote.

 

Needless to say I am a gun for hire.

I am NOT cheap

I am working now at a KIA--Mitsubushi Dealership and I sold $16,310.20 in just labor within a two week time frame. That is 227.70 tech hours. I am doing this on a computer format that I have never seen until I took the job 6 weeks ago.

 

But now I find out that my salary that we agreed on is now only half of what I asked for. Service Manager told me that the salary I was quoted was only good for the first month while I was in training.

 

I know your pain Scott.

 

Regards

Chuck

 

No offense, and but id use good, not exceptional. I sell 13-16k every week. Also.... Some places will pay for good advisors. I'm on pace to do almost 90k.

[CHERRY]

No offense, and but id use good, not exceptional. I sell 13-16k every week. Also.... Some places will pay for good advisors. I'm on pace to do almost 90k.

 

If you are selling 13k-16k in labor only in one week then you sir are a GOD.

 

In 2009 I averaged $11,944.92 every week in C/P labor and parts.

Labor only in 2009 was $6,354.37 every week.

 

I am honestly still learning the new computer format of Arkona at my new place.

It is definitely is not my Reynolds & Reynolds System that I am use to.

 

Chuck

[staywide8]

I am. That's is warranty and customers pay tho.