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Take it from a Car sales guy, if you were to start now, you would spend a lot of time away from your family investing in your book of business and selling cars to make a living.
Pay plans are shrinking, work is increasing, and expected volume targets are higher each year.
In a nutshell, if I were you, I would stay away.
Or, you are trying to keep all the clients for yourself and not let OP have a piece of the pie!
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Another thing I noticed is that people really don't want to leave Vancouver to improve their QoL.
I moved to the island for this very reason. I can tell you, almost everyone I meet who are my age (40 with little kids) has moved here from Greater Vancouver in the last 0-5 years.
I moved to the island for this very reason. I can tell you, almost everyone I meet who are my age (40 with little kids) has moved here from Greater Vancouver in the last 0-5 years.
Many people who grew up in Vancouver are leaving.
i moved to vancouver in 2001 and moved back to the island in 2021, bought a house on an acreage, expenses have dropped quite a bit from living the simple life and i'm insuring 2 cars for less than the cost of 1 in vancouver
i moved to vancouver in 2001 and moved back to the island in 2021, bought a house on an acreage, expenses have dropped quite a bit from living the simple life and i'm insuring 2 cars for less than the cost of 1 in vancouver
A Friend I know just did this
Took 2 months off, sold his house bought a place near the water and now has no mortgage, 2 kids
How much is insurance on the island? The younger folks in the early 20's to mid 20's moved to Van recently and they kept their insurance on the island, apparently it's half off even with accidents?
I went to the interview yesterday, and I am happy to say I was pretty much hired on the spot. I have taken them up on the offer and will be joining the OpenRoad Auto team by late Aug.
Now the monumental task of telling my boss about this news on Tuesday and give him my 2 weeks. Sigh... I have actually never quit a job before, so this is actually pretty nerve racking haha.
As for not wanting to leave Vancouver, unfortunately for me, that is not an option
1) my parents and my inlaws have 0 English skills, yes. 99% of things can be done in Chinese here, but the last 1% (like returning calls to specialist from doctor referrals, going with them to the Emergency room at the hospital, calling in repairs for shaw/telus/fortis/hydro, filling out all sorts of forms such as passport renewal and shit, something as simple as setting up Covid shots and getting the QR code as their phone lock screens) is all pretty much 100% on me.
2) The Chinese community, our diet is 100% asian at home, though i sneak out with the kids for "white food" loool. I am sure there are plenty of Chinese food/markets on the island. But the selection and accessbility of the Chinese food/items here is unparalleled.
#2 can be okay, even if we just make a trip once a month to the lower mainland and fill up our freezers, but reason #1 is pretty much carved in stone. There is no way around it, my in laws have 2 other daughters, but my parents only have me. So yea, basically my mom calls, and I show up LOL. Though my parents are super understanding, they don't call me unless their pants are on fire and I actively tell them that I am their son, it is my obligation and pleasure to help them. But my dad gets scolded by my mom everytime he calls me for help lol smh...
So yea =)
Have a nice long weekend everyone.
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I went to the interview yesterday, and I am happy to say I was pretty much hired on the spot. I have taken them up on the offer and will be joining the OpenRoad Auto team by late Aug.
Now the monumental task of telling my boss about this news on Tuesday and give him my 2 weeks. Sigh... I have actually never quit a job before, so this is actually pretty nerve racking haha.
As for not wanting to leave Vancouver, unfortunately for me, that is not an option
1) my parents and my inlaws have 0 English skills, yes. 99% of things can be done in Chinese here, but the last 1% (like returning calls to specialist from doctor referrals, going with them to the Emergency room at the hospital, calling in repairs for shaw/telus/fortis/hydro, filling out all sorts of forms such as passport renewal and shit, something as simple as setting up Covid shots and getting the QR code as their phone lock screens) is all pretty much 100% on me.
2) The Chinese community, our diet is 100% asian at home, though i sneak out with the kids for "white food" loool. I am sure there are plenty of Chinese food/markets on the island. But the selection and accessbility of the Chinese food/items here is unparalleled.
#2 can be okay, even if we just make a trip once a month to the lower mainland and fill up our freezers, but reason #1 is pretty much carved in stone. There is no way around it, my in laws have 2 other daughters, but my parents only have me. So yea, basically my mom calls, and I show up LOL. Though my parents are super understanding, they don't call me unless their pants are on fire and I actively tell them that I am their son, it is my obligation and pleasure to help them. But my dad gets scolded by my mom everytime he calls me for help lol smh...
So yea =)
Have a nice long weekend everyone.
Welcome to the Slaves of the Auto Grind Club.
Let's connect once you get settled in and I can push referrals your way. Cheers
I went to the interview yesterday, and I am happy to say I was pretty much hired on the spot. I have taken them up on the offer and will be joining the OpenRoad Auto team by late Aug.
Now the monumental task of telling my boss about this news on Tuesday and give him my 2 weeks. Sigh... I have actually never quit a job before, so this is actually pretty nerve racking haha.
As for not wanting to leave Vancouver, unfortunately for me, that is not an option
1) my parents and my inlaws have 0 English skills, yes. 99% of things can be done in Chinese here, but the last 1% (like returning calls to specialist from doctor referrals, going with them to the Emergency room at the hospital, calling in repairs for shaw/telus/fortis/hydro, filling out all sorts of forms such as passport renewal and shit, something as simple as setting up Covid shots and getting the QR code as their phone lock screens) is all pretty much 100% on me.
2) The Chinese community, our diet is 100% asian at home, though i sneak out with the kids for "white food" loool. I am sure there are plenty of Chinese food/markets on the island. But the selection and accessbility of the Chinese food/items here is unparalleled.
#2 can be okay, even if we just make a trip once a month to the lower mainland and fill up our freezers, but reason #1 is pretty much carved in stone. There is no way around it, my in laws have 2 other daughters, but my parents only have me. So yea, basically my mom calls, and I show up LOL. Though my parents are super understanding, they don't call me unless their pants are on fire and I actively tell them that I am their son, it is my obligation and pleasure to help them. But my dad gets scolded by my mom everytime he calls me for help lol smh...
So yea =)
Have a nice long weekend everyone.
which brand will you be working for under OpenRoad ?
I went to the interview yesterday, and I am happy to say I was pretty much hired on the spot. I have taken them up on the offer and will be joining the OpenRoad Auto team by late Aug.
Now the monumental task of telling my boss about this news on Tuesday and give him my 2 weeks. Sigh... I have actually never quit a job before, so this is actually pretty nerve racking haha.
As for not wanting to leave Vancouver, unfortunately for me, that is not an option
1) my parents and my inlaws have 0 English skills, yes. 99% of things can be done in Chinese here, but the last 1% (like returning calls to specialist from doctor referrals, going with them to the Emergency room at the hospital, calling in repairs for shaw/telus/fortis/hydro, filling out all sorts of forms such as passport renewal and shit, something as simple as setting up Covid shots and getting the QR code as their phone lock screens) is all pretty much 100% on me.
2) The Chinese community, our diet is 100% asian at home, though i sneak out with the kids for "white food" loool. I am sure there are plenty of Chinese food/markets on the island. But the selection and accessbility of the Chinese food/items here is unparalleled.
#2 can be okay, even if we just make a trip once a month to the lower mainland and fill up our freezers, but reason #1 is pretty much carved in stone. There is no way around it, my in laws have 2 other daughters, but my parents only have me. So yea, basically my mom calls, and I show up LOL. Though my parents are super understanding, they don't call me unless their pants are on fire and I actively tell them that I am their son, it is my obligation and pleasure to help them. But my dad gets scolded by my mom everytime he calls me for help lol smh...
So yea =)
Have a nice long weekend everyone.
Congrats on the new gig, I spent about 3 months working for Open Road Honda in Burnaby (aka: MIddlegate Honda) about 15 years back under Ali Jiwani (I think that was his name). Overall, it was an interesting experience and I did reasonably well at it but staying in the office all day wasn't for me. That and not having control over negotiating with the customer directly wasn't really for me. I really disliked having to go back and forth between Ali and the Up (client).
I'm more geared towards outside sales and have been with my current company for almost 10 years now. I ended up leaving another place that was in Richmond as I lived in Surrey at the time and hated commuting back and forth with all the traffic as I had to pick up and drop off my son at day care each day.
Best advice I can give you is take a job that pays you as much as you can while you don't have kids but once you have kids, try to prioritize quality of life over chasing a pay cheque.
I went to the interview yesterday, and I am happy to say I was pretty much hired on the spot. I have taken them up on the offer and will be joining the OpenRoad Auto team by late Aug.
Now the monumental task of telling my boss about this news on Tuesday and give him my 2 weeks. Sigh... I have actually never quit a job before, so this is actually pretty nerve racking haha.
As for not wanting to leave Vancouver, unfortunately for me, that is not an option
1) my parents and my inlaws have 0 English skills, yes. 99% of things can be done in Chinese here, but the last 1% (like returning calls to specialist from doctor referrals, going with them to the Emergency room at the hospital, calling in repairs for shaw/telus/fortis/hydro, filling out all sorts of forms such as passport renewal and shit, something as simple as setting up Covid shots and getting the QR code as their phone lock screens) is all pretty much 100% on me.
2) The Chinese community, our diet is 100% asian at home, though i sneak out with the kids for "white food" loool. I am sure there are plenty of Chinese food/markets on the island. But the selection and accessbility of the Chinese food/items here is unparalleled.
#2 can be okay, even if we just make a trip once a month to the lower mainland and fill up our freezers, but reason #1 is pretty much carved in stone. There is no way around it, my in laws have 2 other daughters, but my parents only have me. So yea, basically my mom calls, and I show up LOL. Though my parents are super understanding, they don't call me unless their pants are on fire and I actively tell them that I am their son, it is my obligation and pleasure to help them. But my dad gets scolded by my mom everytime he calls me for help lol smh...
So yea =)
Have a nice long weekend everyone.
Welcome to the group man I work at HQ. I work closely with the stores and sales staff, it's a grind for most, but there are many opportunities within the company to succeed. Best of luck with the new role!
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I can't wait for the 1m, 6m, and 2Y update on this shit.
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Too bad it isn't about flipping cars to lose money, I'm really good at that.
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This wouldn't happen if you didn't drive a peasant car like an Audi...
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[14-05, 14:59] FastAnna You tiny bra wearing, gigantic son of a bitch
[15-05, 10:35] FastAnna Yeah I was dreaming of those big titties in that tiny bra
GR Corolla, CTR or cayman gts 4.0 -> ahh I knew I shoulda went to Toyota/Honda loool, I dont think anyone can just land a job @ Porsche with 0 car sales experience...
Now that I have emailed back the signed employment agreement, it feels more official.
I am starting at OpenRoad Hyundai Richmond on Aug 24th. So I guess the soon to be discont. Veloster N and the sold out Ioniq 5 which you can't even put a deposit on are worth mentioning? lol
Come by and say hi, my name's Jacky, but you probably just see an asian fatass that looks lost, that's probably me lol.
I would openly advertise my number, but not sure if that goes against the rules haha.
Yes, no matter if I make it, or not make it. I will bump this thread when something big happens. Otherwise, 6m, 1y, 2y update sounds good =)
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AE101 Rolla 96' //Sold
RPS13 240SX 90' //STOLEN
RMS13 240SX 91' //Scrapped
RHS13 240SX 90' //Scrapped
S35 Rogue 12' //Gifted to Parents
GD 6MT Elantra 13' //Sold
CZ4A 5MT GSR Evo 08' // Totalled
Ioniq DCT 19' //Traded in
NA MX-5 5MT 97' // Sold
Prius Prime 21' //Traded in
Tesla Model 3 RWD DD
GSX-R 600 K5' Mental Therapy
Prius Prime 24' New Kids Carrier
^Jacky it doesnt matter where you start, as long as you take it all in. Im sure each marque has something to teach you and eventually, if this is your calling, you'll get to where you want to go.
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