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AAAG LLC

I don't have personal experiences, but I can provide general insights based on what others might say:

A typical day at work can vary, but it often involves tasks, meetings, and interactions with colleagues or clients.

In terms of learning, people tend to learn new skills, industry knowledge, and problem-solving strategies while on the job.

Management styles differ, but effective management involves clear communication, support, and fostering a positive work environment.

Workplace culture matters greatly; a positive culture encourages collaboration, innovation, and employee well-being.

The hardest part of the job can be dealing with challenges or high-pressure situations that require quick decision-making and adaptability.

The most enjoyable part often includes achieving goals, collaborating with great colleagues, and experiencing a sense of accomplishment

Over all I had a good experience at Americas Auto Auction, it wasn't until the last year and half I began to feel that my office manager didn't exemplify a professional or positive work experience. I enjoyed the fast pace and never being bored with my job and working with all areas pertaining to automobile titles.

America's is a company that is working toward becoming number one. They have very skilled people with diverse skill sets that come together like a family and foster a fun work environment. The group I worked with are top notch individuals and some of the best people I've ever worked with. While the workload could be high at times, you knew you were appreciated which in an I.T. position is a definite bonus. Among the I.T. group, collaboration was high and egos were low. It is a tight-knit group of people with solid management at the top.

Both positions I worked while being at the auction I did without training. I was expected to go above and beyond to teach myself and then when it was done incorrectly, penalized for it. Management was shady and employees treated as disposable all because it was "the way this kind of business goes". Inappropriate behavior was not only tolerated but seemingly encouraged by management. The workplace was generally unsafe on auction day.

I love working at the auction.  I have worked for auctions for 17 years I have been a block clerk  an office manager helped with payroll  I taught myself a lot    Help the comptroller and anything else that needed to be done in the office mailing out invoices  doing accounts receivable and accounts payable bank deposit .  I want to work for America’s out of option because the option I work for for many years had been sold three different times

Typical day starts at 8am and ends between 430 or 530pm. after being there for couple months learned how to drive large diesel trucks or small electric cars. if needed will train to drive stick/manuals and or electric to automatic. hardest parts was finding the vehicle to seeing if needed jumped or able to fit between vehicle, getting in or out. enjoyable moments is driving different vehicle to brand new, to not safe to drive on the road, to the worse of the worse.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Getting to learn Florida and meeting a ton of people

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No direction OR too much. Depends on of your inside or outside

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Not very good some folks were nice others were petty because of the new girl 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
In and put of car dealerships all day and some night supper out with dealers

All i did was drive cars to a different position of the parking lot. Very easy job, can't really mess it up. You just have to walk a lot through out the parking lot from where ever you drove the car to. For example, you are in a group of people on one side of the parking lot and you have to move a line of cars to a different parking space. Well that parking space could be at the complete opposite end of the entire lot and then you would have to walk all the way back to where your group of people are working.

If you’re considering employment with this company I would highly recommend considering any other option. Upper level management promises the world but never delivers which is apparent though the incredibly high turn over rate.  I was the 6th person to hold my position in less than 18 months.  The amount of stress is unbearable due to the shady and borderline illegal practices of upper level management.  The amount of osha and epa laws that are broken is insane.

After 2 years I'm still learning and growing. Each day i work and learn. I work outside 4 out of 5 days a week no matter what the weather. And no matter what the issue, if i have any concerns or complaints, I'm listened to. 
We are all like family. 
We have our challenges and even disagreements. But, we work it through. The work is tough. But well worth it.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
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Title clerk 8 salaries reported	$19.38 per hour
Automotive detailer 1 salary reported	$11.00 per hour
Outside sales representative 4 salaries reported	$58,000 per year

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