technician

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sales consultant

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Bob Johnson Auto Group

What is the best part of working at the company?
The Leroy store is so toxic, the management is the worst.  Leroy takes much pride in firing people for no reason.  They pay is unfair, what a joke. The rest of the bob johnson stores are GREAT! They treat you fairly amd with respect. If you want to work somewhere go to the main store they are the best! 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
You have at least 3-4 different managers telling you what to do on a daily amd not a one of them knows what the other one is doing. They yell at you for everything(only Leroy store) 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Toxic, depressing, high anxiety, anger, frustration. Anything bad you can think about is definitely the Leroy store 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You never know what you’ll walk into weather you have a job or not is a scary part. Your job is always on the line no matter how important you are.

Going to work for Bob Johnson in the north country was fun once upon a time. A lot of things changed and wrong people became managers. I learned to have a backbone in this line of work and you truly have to be a snake to be a sales consultant just to make your bills. It was almost like being back in high school. A lot of drama and you work with grown people that complain on a daily. You truly have to have your own back at the end of the day. 
The hardest part of this job is having managers take leads from you just to give someone else or to literally watch someone get hand fed sales when you and others are drowning in the draw working as hard as you can for one good sale just to get out of the draw. This position is the most work and the least rewarding. 

I have had a positive experience working at Bob Johnson Auto Group. The company is fast-paced, and every day brings something different, which makes the work interesting. There are many opportunities to learn, grow, and build experience in the automotive industry. The team environment is strong, and many coworkers are helpful and willing to support one another.

Like any large company, there can be busy periods and challenges. However, the experience can be very rewarding for someone who is motivated, dependable, and willing to learn. Overall, Bob Johnson is a good place to gain valuable experience and be part of a growing organization.

Sales is what the BJAG runs by. You will be expected to sell at least 1 car a day. Leasing is a big part of your sales due to the volume of vehicles sold per month. You're position is a revolving door until you create a good amount of customers in which will return to purchase from you again (takes about 3+ years for this). Management doesn't care if you succeed or not, they have an agenda to run by and if you don't perform someone else will. 

This by far is the worst experience I have had trying to sell cars.  Manager wise, they are only on the same page when you're in a meeting. Once the deal begins it is hurry up and pass the buck. They blame it on the salesman. They don't teach, lead, or anything. There is a strong hint of nepotism going through the building. If you haven't sold cars for years there they make it impossible to stay on top. The actual process of selling the cars has too many steps. I should have never left my old dealership. Which is unfortunate I thought I was upgrading my life.


There is zero teamwork, zero leadership/guidance, poor training, and the “good ol boy” mentality runs DEEP. You ask questions, you get told to “figure it out” or get treated like you’re the dumbest person on planet Earth, one day doing something is fine the next day you’re getting screamed at or fired over it. Everyone is out to get everyone, and the drama is worse than a high school.  The pay was nice but  that’s legitimately the only decent thing about working here. Stay away.

They don’t care about customers after the sale because they already have your money. Turnover is huge because they don’t care about employees and see them all as replaceable. Their draw pay plan is misleading, and does not work in a small town dealership. They say you will make all this money but end up making $500 a week. Not to mention the detail bay conditions are not great due to greedy sales people, and both chevy and ford service are not honorable and will try to up-charge you any chance they get.

Managers treat their employees as they please with no repercussions, you can do your job above and beyond expectations and still be fired. Be prepared to be doing the job duties of multiple people for the pay of one and feel shame for asking for a raise or told you have to wait several months to “prove yourself”. Over the years the company has taken on more business (and employees) than they can handle and it shows by how they treat current employees with such haste. 

Very toxic work enviornment. Gossip, division, and no sense of true security, belonging or "joy". There was clear sense of office politics that were at a fever pitch-- on the edge of crash and burn. Those in leadership were the problem- playing favorites and seeking selfish outcomes left older employees scrambling to curry favor and win loyalties and new people without a leg to stand on. It was also a who knows who style that tended to support "insiders" only.

Ownership for the most part only cares about the bottom line at the expense of the people that work there, and they don't really care about their customers. Senior leadership is secretive about all decisions, have no company goal outside of profits. All in a highly toxic culture that breeds distrust. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Technician 16 salaries reported	$23.83 per hour
Title clerk 7 salaries reported	$18.71 per hour
Lot attendant 8 salaries reported	$17.88 per hour
Sales consultant 13 salaries reported	$75,577 per year
Detailer 11 salaries reported	$18.23 per hour

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