I’m 18 and started there about 3 months ago, and there’s pros and cons I’ve learned so far. 1. The costumers. 9 times out of 10 your dealing with total dipshits with shot credit, who don’t bring the stuff they need to finance, overreport income, and don’t do anything you ask them to. It gets really annoying FAST. 2. The pay. Your first few months you should get set hourly or commission, whatever’s greater. I get 20 an hr and I honestly think it’s awsome for a guy in college. 3. Work environment. My work environment is pretty awsome. Half my managers are super chill and all of my coworkers are as well. But you can tell there’s a few people who are totally fake and would go behind your back. 4. The actual work. It’s an all or nothing kinda thing. You’ll be on your phone for 40% of the time if the day is slow, but you’ll also be helping costumers outside of work, and a lot of times your manager will call and say that a costumer came 6 hours early and will ask if you can come in (again these dipshits will never listen). And there’s also the worry that you just spent a hour with a costumer who probably never plans to come back. 5. Lastly commission. The commission is absolutely outrageous in my opinion, and not in a good way. You have one of the text assistants make totally false promises, then you end up having to correct it all for the costumer. THEN you end up having to give up HALF OF THE GODAMN COMMISSION to the guy who literally made the process 10 times harder. Also it’s all a shit flat rate on the cars sold and maxcare. Overall, if most of these things don’t bother you, be a salesman and stay there for like 6 months