Alright so a couple of months ago I was hired by GM to run the parts department at a local dealership but the gig fell through and I've been on the hunt. Kinda pissed me off because my ASE certification hasn't done squat for me 
. So two days ago I get a call to meet a lady at a local dealership. Turns out her and her husband run a mobile wheel repair company that services dealership lease return vehicles and privately owned vehicles in need of wheel repair. They do work for BMW, MB, Maserati, and Porsche. I've really never done this type of work but I figured I'd wing it and see what happens. They showed me how to do it...handed me the tools and watched me do one. When I was finished with that wheel they were like 
and told me I was the first person they've seen in 15 years of running the company that mimicked every single step to the T. The wheel looked brand new.
We sat down and had a talk. Turns out it pays almost 50K a year, I get to use the work truck, and manage 5 other guys!!!! I am ecstatic!!! Thank you Lord!!!
. So two days ago I get a call to meet a lady at a local dealership. Turns out her and her husband run a mobile wheel repair company that services dealership lease return vehicles and privately owned vehicles in need of wheel repair. They do work for BMW, MB, Maserati, and Porsche. I've really never done this type of work but I figured I'd wing it and see what happens. They showed me how to do it...handed me the tools and watched me do one. When I was finished with that wheel they were like and told me I was the first person they've seen in 15 years of running the company that mimicked every single step to the T. The wheel looked brand new. We sat down and had a talk. Turns out it pays almost 50K a year, I get to use the work truck, and manage 5 other guys!!!! I am ecstatic!!! Thank you Lord!!!
Hope you enjoy the new job, just bust ass and do the best you can and expect the same from the people under you. If they dont perform, make a change. Do Not let them bring you down.
