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Do I even have a chance? PLEASE read ASAP.I **** not getting responses on here! 10 pts for best answer?

Thursday, May 7th, 2009
K M asked:


What are the requirements to become an automotive service advisor? (At an automotive repair shop NOT a car dealership) I have an interview tommorow and I am a 20 year old girl with nothing but a HS diploma and about 4 years of work experience…And not to sound conceited or anything but I’m a very pretty girl who seems kinda girly and doesnt fit the steryotype of this job but it’s something I’ve always wanted to do. Do you think I have the chance of getting the job?

***What do you think the salary is? And what kind of questions do you think they will ask during the interview?
any advice would help!

Chester

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how hard is it exactly to get a job with Wal-Mart in general?

Thursday, September 25th, 2008
Automotive Services
bluejacketsfan2007 asked:


I’m thinking about applying at the Wal-Mart in Gallipolis or Athens Ohio just for the summer and early fall.
I worked six years at Publix Supermarket as a cashier and even helped trained some of them.
While I would like to work as a tire/lube tech since I will be majoring in automotive service management in the spring I can work in any dept they need.

Nathaniel

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Job Possibilities In Indianapolis and surrounding area?

Saturday, June 7th, 2008
Automotive Services
dh155 asked:


I am leaving Michigan due to highest unemployment rate in the country. I heard that the Indy area has a 30 percent job growth. How would you say the job situation is in this area. Are there a lot of companies hiring? Do you see a lot of help wanted signs? Are there lots of listings in the papers/internet there? My areas of experience are Customer Service, Call Center, Automotive (Office) and The Alarm industry such as ADT.

Stacy

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