Momof3
Jacksonville,#2UPDATE Employee
Sat, June 13, 2009
although you do have to pay money for training its quality training from people that have been there...their main objective for you is to succeed....the training that they offer is phenominal...the good thing is keith pierson will personally write you a check for half after 90days and then again for the remaining after 180 days...so if you follow the system and do what the trainers tell you to you will be successful...i have never sold cars before and within three days of being on the floor i have sold three cars...so the training is right...you pay 700 but you make one car sale and guess what it pays itself....plus if you dont make it wiliiams and associates will get you an interview with someone else....so what the big deal
Steven
Jacksonville,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, February 21, 2009
Looks like a numbers game. They knew that out of x amount of people that a few would not be able to get a job as indicated in your post. Let's see -- out of 107 applicants 36 were able to go on to the next stage of interviewing with sales managers out of that 14 landed jobs right away. Some of them did not have the incentive to learn and try to sell cars. How much time was spent on the phone compared to going out to the lot and looking over cars??? 350 a week for 84 hours breaks down to $4.16 an hour. That is unless you take out 7 hours for lunch which pushes it up to $4.54 an hour (sounds like you can at least try to go to wage and hour for more money, but its been awhile since I've done that so what is the current training wage???) The phone calls are called "cold calling" you probably contacted former customers to see if they were interested in a newer model. That's not called "bait and switch" though. Did you just work the one week??? What about the 2nd week did you try to sell any cars?? KPT will only probably pay off your training if you actually stick around and try to sell cars not give up after a week. But then again that was probably in the fine print you didn't read.
Karl
Highlands Ranch,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, February 13, 2009
Akio Toyoda, at Toyota's headquarters in Torrance, California. He's Toyota's new President. He replaced Katsuaki Watanabe a few weeks ago. I believe you can 'Google' this- SLUDGE POEM 2, and the address is there, in the 'Updates' section of that Ripoff Report. You can also mail it to Dateline NBC & 60 Minutes. I believe that their addresses can be found by 'Googling' this- RIP OFF REPORT RICHMOND TOYOTA THE BIGGEST JOKE, and the addresses are in one of the 'Updates' to that Ripoff Report. Good luck to you! P.S. You can also e-mail your Ripoff Report to- 'The News Hour with Jim Lehrer' at the PBS website, and to 'Nightly Business Report' with Paul Kangas & Susie Gharib. I watch those two News Stations every night after I watch the #1 News Station in Denver- 9NEWS! Don't take 'em to court- just file a Report!