automotive technician

Accu--tech

Well I would arrive on time, starting at 7:00 then log in through mainframe. The computer held what we had for stock on telecommunication parts. I would do inventory in the morning and then use the picker and forklift to retrieve the products stored in the warehouse. Shipping and handling was also a day to day basis for we would send the telecommunication parts to different Accu-Tech branches. At one point an internship with Mothers against drunk driving was being worked with my schedule. 
I found out that I had to be more responsible for my actions and have become even more so along with productivity in time. I believe if I had not moved on I would have moved up quickly. Due to my early adult age years, my work ethics and strong mentality of getting things done efficiently and methodically will be demonstrated. There were really no hard parts but I would say that the most I enjoyed was working and going to school at the same time. Kept me busy all day and I know I thrive in that to make the most of one has in this life.

Working for the Accu-Tech Marketing team has been such a pleasure. Integrating into a virtual workplace couldn't have been possible without great leadership and internal support. I very much enjoy the day to day activities that are assigned to me, and feel that my skills are strongly encouraged by my team. Creativity and independence is valued. Great company culture that shines through the workplace, virtually and otherwise. 

A typical day included sales meetings Monday morning, followed by sales calls to key customers.

I developed a better understanding of how to negotiate with manufacturers to help grow business for my territory

The hardest part of my job was reading between the lines when it
came to what management wanted and expected from me to help
grow the business for my region. There was no clear nor concise message.

the most enjoyable part of my job was engaging with customers, solving problems for them, spending more time on jobsites learning
how the construction industry works, identifying opportunities and coming up with solutions to help my customers win more business.

Great employees get rewarded here. From what I have seen personally, promotions are from within when possible. Associates have moved to different cities/ states to run their own branch. Management recognizes talent and don't hold you back even if it means transferring to a different department. Seen plenty of warehouse guys move to sales  and be successful. In our operations department you will learn many skills, you are not just a "warehouse guy". And your pay will reflect that. It is very common to meet coworkers who have been here for over a decade, that says a lot.

One of my favorite parts about working for Accu-Tech is the people. Many of my coworkers have worked here for 10, 15, 20 years, and you really don’t see that anywhere else. We’re able to work together to achieve our goals, and that level of teamwork feels unparalleled. 

In my role, I work on a lot of different projects and no two days are really ever the same. If you also enjoy a fast-paced environment with supportive coworkers and management who share your dedication, ambition and commitment, this is the place for you. 

Great place to work. Employees are nice .Answer phones. Meet and greet customers. Print and mail invoices for corporate office and 35 field offices daily. Mail out statements and payments. Handle ordering office supplies for all field offices throughout the U.S.  Sort mail and distribute.  Responsible for all FedEx shipping and tracking services. Maintain corporate phone log.  Generate certificates of recognition.  Assist on various projects as needed.  Maintain lobby and kitchen.

This was my 1st Corporate job, they taught me a lot, and helped me so much.
Every Manger was excellent, most everyone was enjoyable to be around. As always, there were a group of ladies, who would always be gossiping. Just stay away from that, and not get sucked in, because I know some are still there.
Other than that, best Company ever. 
They treated me very well.

This job consists of coming into work willing to do whatever job to get hours. Some days I wash the boss's truck and mop the floors and the next day I'm in the field working on a pump.
It is just me and the boss and it is a small bussiness so there usually is no structure to what goes on.
I enjoy the challenge and the fact that i dont ever have to work out because it is hard manual labor, unfuortunatly that doesn't pay the bills.

Originally started out with a good management and co-workers but that changed quickly as the management was replaced and they focused on weeding out anyone who they weren't buddy buddy with.  Also had a manager who was more concerned with looking good for his bosses that he'd find ways to pin his mistakes on others.  The whole sense of community that was there in the beginning disappeared real quick.  Add in the 10-12 hour days, having to work weekends too, it was not a good place to work at all.

Depending on the office you are in, this could be a fantastic company to work for. If you are luck to be in one of the offices with a great manager you will love your job and find so much success and advancement in your career. However, if you are in an office with a manager who does not take responsibility for the office and micromanages the sales people, it does not make for a good work environment and you will see a lot of turnover.

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