Automotive Career Help Desk

As a auto damage trainee, you go through an extensive 12 week training program that’s based in one of two state locations: Virginia or New Jersey. During this time, you learn about the mechanics behind assessing minor or major vehicle damages. When you return to the location where you want to work, you start building experience. Some of the skills you learn include how to estimate repair costs, negotiating equitable settlements, and issuing payments (just to name a few!). If all goes well, you can become a full time auto damage adjuster within six month to a year. Your office is the company car!
If you want to know more what auto damage trainee is about, check out this link for the inside scoop: http://careers.geico.com/careers/opportunities/auto-damage/ If you like what you see, go online and fill out the application. They are hiring!!

Looking for a job I would love to sale cars but that door hasn't opened. Anyone know where to knock in houston.

Being in customer service for more than 20 years would love to try as a sales associate in auto dealership industry in my area. Exceptional customer service skills. Anyone knows any good organisatipn let me know ease.

Looking for a job in automotive went to school for 6 months for paint and body learn fast and work hard.

I am experienced Auto mechanic with management experience as well what are some great shops to work for in Central Indiana. My previous employer was Monro Muffler and Brake. Where I was the assistant store manager. Would like to find something in that area due to my account experience. Thank you.

Hi new to all of this stuff and in need of help quick.

Herb Chambers the biggest New Englend car dealership is looking for people. They have several Job Fairs coming up - http://www.herbchambers.com/career-fair.htm Job Fair, Automotive Dealership Jobs, Herb Chambers, Career Fair

Iam a new member in the club...from kenya in Africa...any one to usher me in??

Interesting story about a mobile automotive lab that is traveling between schools and show-casing automotive careers options & possibilities.

http://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/story/money/companies/state-of-opportunity/2016/02/08/students-hooked-careers-mobile-labs/79509314/

A good starting point for someone with no practical or theoretical experience would be acquiring an entry-level technician position with a ‘quick lube’ service station. These jobs provide formal automotive technician training in general maintenance (oil change, fluid checks, fuses, tire pressure, filters, etc) and give candidates exposure to the auto service environment. This is also a good opportunity to become familiar with and begin purchasing the tools needed to perform the job. Technicians need to own their own tools before job hunting.