Comments on: Meet and Greet http://carsalesprofessional.com Website for Car Salesman is for being a car salesman, car sales tips, car salesman tips, car salesman training, Car Salesman Guide, car sales techniques, car sales closing techniques, car sales commission, you can be a better car salesman and become a car salesman Sun, 05 Feb 2012 04:39:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: KB http://carsalesprofessional.com/meet-and-greet-about/comment-page-1/#comment-56649 KB Wed, 01 Feb 2012 03:11:44 +0000 http://carsalesprofessional.com/?page_id=83#comment-56649 Thanks Sam and Good Luck With your experience you will do great. KB Thanks Sam and Good Luck

With your experience you will do great.

KB

]]> By: SDMills http://carsalesprofessional.com/meet-and-greet-about/comment-page-1/#comment-56109 SDMills Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:28:42 +0000 http://carsalesprofessional.com/?page_id=83#comment-56109 Hello, KB.... I've spent three house on your pages and thank you for your time and efforts in putting them together. I was a dealership line tech, service adviser, and new/used salesman in the 70s-80s. When family demands entered the picture I bailed due to hours (not money) and assumed a non-automotive career I retired from 12/2010 and relocated back home in FL. Since retirement, I've spent considerable time unemployed while wading through unsatisfactory jobs while simultaneously considering re-entering the automotive arena. Specifically, I've submitted a number of applications/resumes and gone through interviews at numerous dealerships in search of "lightweight" positions such as service writer, dispatch, assistant service manager....even lot porter. Results: every dealership has responded with immediate offers in both internet and floor sales employment ONLY which I have up until today declined. Tomorrow morning I'll sign on with a local dealership I've had my eye on and have repeatedly visited for nearly a year and am seriously enthusiastic about. Great bunch of folks who've been treating me like one of the family for months, and a nice facility in every aspect. Might sound relatively off-the-wall but house sales is dismal, the majority of the new cars are problematic, and MSRP is over the top compared to the competition. Conversely, I love the place and the people and I can't wait to dive into what might be an obvious craphole (their word) to others but appears to be a fantastic opportunity for me. I've always done well at sales while others were bailing and have absolutely no doubt my story won't change. Thank you for the quick refresher and best wishes and regards, Sam Hello, KB….

I’ve spent three house on your pages and thank you for your time and efforts in putting them together. I was a dealership line tech, service adviser, and new/used salesman in the 70s-80s. When family demands entered the picture I bailed due to hours (not money) and assumed a non-automotive career I retired from 12/2010 and relocated back home in FL. Since retirement, I’ve spent considerable time unemployed while wading through unsatisfactory jobs while simultaneously considering re-entering the automotive arena.

Specifically, I’ve submitted a number of applications/resumes and gone through interviews at numerous dealerships in search of “lightweight” positions such as service writer, dispatch, assistant service manager….even lot porter. Results: every dealership has responded with immediate offers in both internet and floor sales employment ONLY which I have up until today declined.

Tomorrow morning I’ll sign on with a local dealership I’ve had my eye on and have repeatedly visited for nearly a year and am seriously enthusiastic about. Great bunch of folks who’ve been treating me like one of the family for months, and a nice facility in every aspect. Might sound relatively off-the-wall but house sales is dismal, the majority of the new cars are problematic, and MSRP is over the top compared to the competition.

Conversely, I love the place and the people and I can’t wait to dive into what might be an obvious craphole (their word) to others but appears to be a fantastic opportunity for me. I’ve always done well at sales while others were bailing and have absolutely no doubt my story won’t change.

Thank you for the quick refresher and best wishes and regards,

Sam

]]> By: KB http://carsalesprofessional.com/meet-and-greet-about/comment-page-1/#comment-54110 KB Sun, 22 Jan 2012 14:12:59 +0000 http://carsalesprofessional.com/?page_id=83#comment-54110 Hi David, Look a little farther up the page and you see the response to Sami at http://carsalesprofessional.com/meet-and-greet-about/ KB Hi David,
Look a little farther up the page and you see the response to Sami at http://carsalesprofessional.com/meet-and-greet-about/

KB

]]> By: David Gould http://carsalesprofessional.com/meet-and-greet-about/comment-page-1/#comment-53592 David Gould Thu, 19 Jan 2012 21:01:25 +0000 http://carsalesprofessional.com/?page_id=83#comment-53592 Ok, your killing me here... Sami H. has extended an olive branch with apology for the prior ripping. Any response? Was hoping to show that post as a great example of reputation management. Good Selling! dtg Ok, your killing me here… Sami H. has extended an olive branch with apology for the prior ripping. Any response? Was hoping to show that post as a great example of reputation management. Good Selling! dtg

]]> By: KB http://carsalesprofessional.com/meet-and-greet-about/comment-page-1/#comment-44220 KB Sun, 18 Dec 2011 19:42:32 +0000 http://carsalesprofessional.com/?page_id=83#comment-44220 Hi Nicole, Welcome to the car business and keep up that positive attitude. It just keeps getting better. KB Hi Nicole,

Welcome to the car business and keep up that positive attitude.
It just keeps getting better.

KB

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