ANY OF YALL EVER WORK FOR ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR

[SocialResponsibility]

IM BOUT TO START AN INTERNSHIP THERE, I KNOW IT SOUNDS KINDA FUNNY, BUT THEIR PAY SCALE IS LOOKING PRETTY GOOD...AFTER I GRADUATE IN DECEMEBER THEY PUT ME IN THEIR MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM MAKING 32-34 K, BUT THE PROGRAM ONLY LAST 9-12 MONTHS, MINUS THE 3 I PUT IN INTERNING, I COULD BE ASST. MANAGER IN 6 MONTHS AFTER I GRADUATE MAKING 40 K, AND FOR STR8 OUTTA COLLEGE, IN STOCKTON, I THINK THATS A GOOD STARTING POINT. YALL GOT ANY INFO ON EM

 

[LMD1510]

I've heard people say good things and bad things about that program. I know people who stuck with it and now run their own location, and I know people who thought it was complete bullshit and left within like 2 months. The negatives that I've heard are that you end up working 60+ hours a week, and you are on salary, so you don't get overtime, and you as a "manager trainee" are really just a glorified customer service rep checking people in to get their cars.

It is hard to find a decent job, even with a degree, so if you get in somewhere, stick it out, it might pay off in the long run.

 

[Spitz Unlimited]

^^^^^
what lisa said

 

[smuggla]

It is hard to find a decent job, even with a degree, so if you get in somewhere, stick it out, it might pay off in the long run.

isnt that the truth...i have a bachelors degree and im on my 7th year at the grocery store... job market sux right now and even with a degree im gonna have to take a paycut when i actually make the jump to a new job.

 

[LMD1510]

I got my degree in 2002, and just finally settled into more of a "career" position. It takes time.

 

[AC Transit]

my boy used to work there - doesnt any more

shits political, better kiss some ass or get passed over for the manager position - Just like any other job.

 

[SocialResponsibility]

I've heard people say good things and bad things about that program. I know people who stuck with it and now run their own location, and I know people who thought it was complete bullshit and left within like 2 months. The negatives that I've heard are that you end up working 60+ hours a week, and you are on salary, so you don't get overtime, and you as a "manager trainee" are really just a glorified customer service rep checking people in to get their cars.

It is hard to find a decent job, even with a degree, so if you get in somewhere, stick it out, it might pay off in the long run.

hey, thanks for the info. i appreciate it.....yeah, im already knowing that u gotta work a grip load of hours, but i mean, if i dont like what i see after i intern, ill bounce, and still be able to put that on my resume.....and shit, for 40 K, ill work whatever, im at wells fargo, and our managers our working between 50-60 hr weeks, and they damn sure aint getting paid 40 k, maybe the higher ones, but the middle ones aint......and for a manager, no matter where, u aint working no 40 hr weeks, period.....but thanks for your feedback, please believe im fittin to get my ass kiss on, i dont give a fuck