car wash attendant

general manager

customer service representative

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customer service associate / cashier

CAR WASH

Don't understand such good reviews, I have worked at quite a few car wash companies here in miami, they treat you like really bad, they make you work long hour over 11 hours and they don't pay.

Normally one would get paid daily but they got slick and started paying weekly. The first thing that nobody talks about!

They take all of our tips into a can or jar for the day, then when they count the money for the cars we washed "none of us knows for sure the amount.

The no good sobs then count our tips that we put in the can but the tips that customers give direct we never know about. So out of 11 and a half hours a day "we only have according to them $40 - $60 tips to split between 9 or 10 people. 

We worked over 57 hours so far and barely got $160 to be paid. Florida needs to start putting these criminals in jail and shut them down and put the waterless car washes only with a decent pay for atleast $12-$20 an hour. We work too daggon hard to have our money stolen from us like that.

For the life of me this is so unbelievably crazy 'almost a whole week gone by and we're only at $150 to be paid!!!!! Put all their behinds in jail right now. 

I am fed up of all these hand car wash businesses getting away with murder. The fbi, doe needs to get on these car wash owners asap!

This is wrong, they are working us for over 11 and half hours, keeping our tips and paying us with it and still only paying us $20 something dollars a day.

Are you kidding me, why is america allowing these car wash owners/managers to get away with this!!!! 

They need to be put in jail or prison for atleast 10 years!!F!!!

At Joe's sparkle clean a typical day was ensuring the customers got their moneys worth working 15 to 16 hours a day working machines to proper wash the cars working at fast pace as the customers would build up quickly during each day. I earned a lot while working at the car wash I learned good productivity, how to better work under pressure at fast pace, I learned how to work with people as a team and get jobs done and most importantly I learned how to better interact with customers which gave me good people skills. Management was ok. My coworkers were very interesting they were hard working enjoyable people which molded me to becoming the same it was very easy to work with them. The hardest part of the job was working some machines at fast pace, implying amoral at fast paced as well but I got the job done. The most enjoyable of the job was at entry, meeting customers interacting with them and seeing them happy at the end of the day the wonderful tips they left are also listed as most enjoyable. 

I worked at a busy local car wash where I gained hands-on experience in customer service, teamwork, and time management. My responsibilities included prepping vehicles, operating wash equipment, drying and detailing cars, and ensuring customer satisfaction. I learned how to work efficiently under pressure, especially during peak hours, and became skilled at maintaining a clean and organized work environment. I also assisted with upselling services and answering customer questions about wash packages. This job taught me the value of hard work, being dependable, and staying focused in a fast-paced setting. It was a great opportunity to build my communication skills and develop a strong work ethic.

I liked the job at the beginning. I love to clean, so cleaning cars seemed like a fun job for me. The customers were cool people with livings who I found my self fond to speak to. In the worst case; I found out I would not be receiving a pay check, so the money would be a little under the table. Some coworker were cool; some loved to yell at you and tell you how to do your job when you were able to catch them making the mistake or worst. In conclusion the experience could have been better, I just wish I could have at least received one-hundred dollars per week for all the time I have provided.

My tips are stay focused you have very rude customers if you like being outside that might be the job for you you get very dirty not only did I wash cars are also detailed them putting wax on them wiping the wax off which is something kind of very hard to do when you're doing it by a claw and not by a mechanical machine sometimes we even had to do boats never know some people cars are very disgusting hard to believe but it's true you'll be amazed what you find inside someone's car.

Working at a car wash was a fast-paced and physically demanding experience, but it taught me a lot about teamwork and work ethic. The environment was often busy, especially on weekends and during nice weather, which made the shifts go by quickly. Management generally expected employees to stay focused and keep the line moving while still paying attention to quality. One of the best parts of the job was working with coworkers who helped make the day more enjoyable. It could be tiring being on your feet and working outside in different weather conditions, but it was a good place to build responsibility and customer service skills.

309 Car Wash is a good job to learn how to work hard and manage time. As a salesman, I learned how to communicate with customers in a professional matter and to help them decide which car wash was best for their vehicle. The work is not easy especially on busy days. Being able to stand up, walk and talk to people for 8 to 10 hours can be the hardest part of the job. Not being able to take breaks for a long time can be frustrating, but it is part of the job.

A Typical day at work is hard working, enjoyable, and friendly environment. Everyone is on a fast pace, as a car comes in I greet the customer and ask what will they like to receive today. Working there  I learned how hard you have to work and motivating yourself because it can get hard. The management is fun and loving but about there business. The hardest part was keeping up with the pact after working all day as more cars come in but they get done in a well manner time with great care. The most enjoyable part was helping and getting a chance to meet the customers and growing to open up to strangers.

I learned how to basically clean the windows, the rims, and the inside of the vehicle. The manager would just check up on us he didn't even stayed for the whole day. The Management was whack. He wasn't very cooperative at all. Some co-workers would slack of and would order others around without permission of the manager. The toughest part of washing a vehicle was when a line of cars came in . I had to quickly clean each vehicle one by one but the vehicles would still be spot less. The most enjoyable part of this job was being able to have a break because we hardly had any time to eat.

Clocking in and immediately getting over to the bay to start prepping and washing the cars. Always working in teams of four but occasionally teams of 2, to get the job done quicker. The hardest part of the job is to consistently move and be active in the heat and not getting to stop because of the time restraint. The most enjoyable part of the job was meeting different people and making small talk, also learning to work in a fast pace environment.

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