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Job Seekers

 

 

Have you always wanted a career in the Automotive Sales Industry but didn't know how to get started?  Do you have a passion for sales?  Are you a dedicated, enthusiastic and commited professional?  We offer many opportunities to learn and get started in the exciting business of automotive sales professionals.

 

We represent many dealerships throughout the Dallas/Ft Worth area. Some of the positions we currently have open are:

 

  • New Car Sales Associate (Arlington, Carrollton, Irving, DeSoto, Denton, McKinney, Oklahoma City)

  • Pre-Owned Sales Associate (Arlington, Irving, Carrollton, Denton, Desoto, Oklahoma City)

  • Internet Sales

  • Business Development Center-BiLingual (Oklahoma City)


To apply for any of these positions, please click on the "Available Positions" button above and submit your resume/employment history today.

I owe my success in the car business to Pete and Minta. If it wasn't for the valuable knowledge I obtained from their program I wouldn't be where I am today. I am grateful to have been given the opportunity to train under them!  
 - Chris Brantly, Orr Toyota
I wanted to thank you for this opportunity.  Today I took my very first up and I sold him a car!  Paid sticker price too.  Thank you for the knowledge and delivery method.  It truly works.
- Tim Cumberland, Crest Nissan

Automotive Job Interview Tips

  • Ensure that you know the precise time and location of the dealership job interview.

  • Bring a few copies of your resume and any other documents that might be relevant.

  • Look sharp by arriving 20 minutes before the interview and dressing appropriately.  You should always dress professional, which would include dress pants, pressed shirt and a tie for the gentlemen (suit coat is optional)  Ladies should always be dressed in a professional and conservative manner.  No jeans, shorts, t-shirts, flipflop shoes, etc.

  • Confidence is key, as first impressions count. A good firm handshake and a smile go a long way.

  • Don’t sit down until you are offered, sit up straight and show your interest by leaning towards the interviewer.

  • Eye contact should be maintained.

  • Keep your answers brief and to the point, but above all listen to what is being said and be sure your responses actually answer the question being asked.

  • Try to describe your specific achievements in relation to the automotive sales position you are applying for. A simple ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ may not be enough.

  • If asked to explain reasons for leaving any of your last positions, try not to make derogatory remarks.  Candidates that appear overly negative toward their previous employers are usually thought to be negative in nature and often times overlooked for the position.

  • Research the  dealership you are applying to, and above all prepare well and practice your interview techniques.

I am absolutely grateful for the training and opportunity of becoming more than I ever thought! Ever since I hired in i have only been here a month and I've sold 8 cars and have felt a big accomplishment!! Thank you for helping me learn how to change my life!
- James Parcus, Vandergriff Honda
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