antid2

i just recently got hired at a subaru dealership after moving here, i've never been to school or have any ase's, but i worked at a jiffylube for 2 years, (not the best place to work) but it was a start for me, just moving here, i walked to a few dealerships and most of them kind of just handed me a application and sent me on my way, but the subaru service manager asked me to come in and sit down with him, apparently he's just had a guy put in his 2 weeks due to moving out of state, so it was perfect timing he said, so i'm starting off as an apprentice and they're going to send me through training for certifications later on i guess, so i'm not super experienced with the field and getting a job at a dealership, but it seemed working at a oil change place for a bit actually helped me get in rather quickly along with the timing thing, and to note..oil change shops are NOT hard to get a job at , at all...especially jiffylube. they hire anyone that has eyeballs and 2 hands, seems bad to work at a place like that but i got lucky and had great friends and teammates and my boss was great, just look around..and ask the people who work there what they feel towards their job.