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anyone who decides to venture into this place for a job for a mechanical field? dont bother wasting your time, not unless you want to be a sales robot who pushes pointless things onto people, 

this place pushes everything they can onto the customer and then states they are a non-commission place of business, and if you have any prior knowledge on working with or on cars/trucks, well forget everything you know and are used to, they try to make your job like a robotic assembly line, and makes it difficult to really efficiently do your job as a technician,

Rants from a former LBT (Lower Bay Tech)  

Oil Stop is a company that actually does what they say and cares for their people and their customers.
The whole company believes in the mission of serving each other and our customers with excellence.
There is a ton of opportunity for advancement from within.
Working here is fun and actually makes me a better person.  I am learning tons about cars but more importantly about being a leader and a great team member.
Management listens to me and everyone pitches in to make every day excellent.  I would highly recommend this company to my friends and anyone who wants

Extremely fun place to work and I have been able to tell the leadership team where I would like to go and they have helped me get to that destination. Many companies tell you that "The sky is the limit", but really it just sounds good during the interview process. Oil Stop actually listens and takes the steps to get you to your desired roll. If you are SERIOUS about elevating your life and learning priceless skills like communication, leadership and abilities to work under pressure, this is the place for you! If you are looking for a job to just clock in and clock out you won't make it, there is action needed on your part. 

Every new employee gets thrown in after a day of doing like 3 cars and then it gets really tough no matter how fast you try to be until a few months in then you can catch up but nobody helps they stand on their phones and no management is paying attention for anything except our earbuds. Overall truly awful service to customers and employee treatment with obvious special treatment not worth it

This is a sales job!  I had to memorize a script of sales pitches to recite to each person to sell products or services.  We were reprimanded if we didn't follow the script.
Management focused all their time on sales numbers and training sales techniques.  Minimal technical training was given.  I was hoping this job would have helped me gain skills to become a mechanic.  All I learned was how to smile, memorize a script, and sell more stuff.  

Company’s whole business model is based on being a no pressure area of presentations and serving the guests but when it comes to the workers the company as a whole wants their sales to be %110 percent all of the time while not pressuring the guest that come in for oil changes. Technicians are forced to smile through their teeth and recommend all this stuff even when the guest says no then get write ups for their performance. 

Unfortunately, attempts to address these concerns with management have been met with indifference or brushed aside as the cost of doing business. There is a glaring lack of policies that support work-life balance, such as flexible scheduling, remote work options, or mandatory time off. This further exacerbates the feeling that employees are merely cogs in the machine rather than valued members of a team.

The stores I worked at in the bay area were always understaffed.  This created situations where it was impossible to earn daily sales bonus.  The pay was basically minimum wage with unattainable bonuses.  
Management was nice while being incompetent and distant.  New owners really wrecked the company culture of serving people first.  

When I first started it was a great place to work. As the manager started having at home issues, employees started getting treated horribly. Upper management did nothing to help when things were brought to their attention. I worked with people who had been there for years and at current times all of us who spent years there are gone due to the treatment and they struggle to retain employees. 

This job was unspeakably awful. It was hugely laborious with perpetual criticism. There was no such thing as doing the job good enough. You have to memorize dialogue, you have to sell, you have to clean. Humans aren't made for all these different humans jobs.

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