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A local domestic dealership has offered me a job,
but I think it may be low balling me. So would you take this job?
$19 per hour striaght time not flat rate. European cars only.
My states min wage will be $9.04 in January.
I’m only about half way equiped for euro’s so a good amount of tool investment will be required, namely scanners.
Do you guys think this is a resonable amount of money or would You ask for more?
My first thought was $25 per hour just because euro’s in general just piss me off wile working on them.
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I guess it would depend on your current situation. if you are currently unemployed then I would take the job. with the unemployment rate being as high as it is any job is better then no job at all ( IMO ) personaly speaking I have found that it is easier to find a job when you have one already.. so if you are in need of a job I would take it and then if it isn’t a cool scene you can look for a better gig while still making a check there.
If you are new to the field take the job and learn as much as you can while you gain experience. If European cars are a pain to work on that’s exactly what you want to be learning.
I have been in the biz a couple of years now. And I work in a full service shop at $15 per hour. I can get a lot of experience in my current shop. The dealership in a 30 min drive. In a town of higher income levels, so lots of VW/Audi, mercedes.
It comes down to cost if you can afford the commute and the tools then I would say do it. Because you will be making more money and get more experience in European cars by taking the job. you could try asking for more money. but down where I live 19/hr is a pretty good wage especially in this economy but our minimum wage is only 7.30/hr. but I have no idea how much a technician at a dealership like that is supposed to make. You also have to think about whether you
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