photographer

Dealervision.com

Worked here for about 2 and a half years. Worked through hot summers and cold winters. It can be fun working on your own. Company doesn’t really care about your well being. They just care about $$. All that supervisors talk smack about one another and then pretend to be bffs to you and to one another. Management is a joke :) they will throw whatever they want onto you if they fire someone else. And then expect you to get it caught up while trying to get your job done. Company car was a plus tho. And met a few decent employees there and some at the dealerships. Other than that. Management. You gotta work on helping those that are asking for help instead of cussing at them.

where to start, once I got the first phone call about the job offer I could just tell this company is a little unorganized and poorly managed. they might promise to pay a photographer $18/per hour but theres a catch. so each car (new or used) range from 2-4 dollars and you must shoot enough cars each day to keep your cars shot per hour rate up. I've been with the company sadly for a couple months and haven't been up to even average $10 worth of cars per hour ( 4-6 cars per hour) so my actually base pay is only $15 per hour, that would have been nice to known before I actually took the job. Overall how I see it is if a dealership wants photos/videos doing it themselves would probably be easier. 

The work was not all that bad good hourly too but not really deserving of full time or long term commitment. It often has roadblocks due to working around dealership operations. And they lose dealers once a while from the competition. Bad part is upper management, at times they get passive aggressive and belittling. They lead you on saying oh there maybe a promotion soon or oh more dealers to work but nothing becomes of it. I guess thats how it goes for photo vendors. There's just no job ladder to climb here

Its hard times I really need to keep this job more than ever but about half the time its intolerable. Good money but ultimately I feel I got sold a bill of goods. The pandemic made it worse. The company is good supportive but what good is it out in the field. They don't see whats onsite yet at times they demand things out of our control anyway. Its lots of dealing with different dealership logistics and lots of driving in between. Theyre getting less cars to do and they pretty much have all the say in workload. And working only outdoors is a pain. Rain/wind is tough cars get super hot in the summer. Its simply not all cracked up to be

I learned an incredible amount of social and professional skills that I will take with me to my future jobs. I have had several jobs in the last 8 years and I have say Dealervision.com has been my favorite so far. Probably why I wanted to stay on for over three years.

I cannot express in words how THANKFUL I am to have worked at DealerVision. Everything from the traveling experience to the awesome management, it was truly amazing for me as I learned more valuable work skills. They definitely helped me grow as an employee, and as a person. Treat them right and they will do the same! I know that if all else fails, I can always give them a call. 

All work id outdoors rain or shine. Must have a good driving record and be able to drive a manual. They are critical about picture and video quality. I would still be working here but they move out of Washington state so i am here on Indeed to find other work

I worked here a few years back and I have to say that management and support are great! I met some truly great people that really care about you as a person.  I had a family emergency out of state and had to leave for awhile and the owner actually offered to help me set up a branch in my home state! Good people and a great place to work!

If you are not afraid to work outdoors in all temperatures and environments and you are a go-getter, then you can most definitely succeed at this job and make pretty decent pay. Even fantastic pay if you push yourself hard enough. 

Great commission pay, and hourly supplements that but there is no way you can finish your route without working off the clock.  So even though they tell you not to work off the clock....you will lose your job if you don't.

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