Enterprise Rent A Car - Management Trainee

[black300]

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[black300]

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[Scat E46]

It looks good on you when you research things for yoursef and come prepared.

[Iceman_19]

lol, all that to make 9 bucks an hour?

[TomcoPDR]

Originally posted by Iceman_19
lol, all that to make 9 bucks an hour?

I think they get commission of sales as well.

[Iceman_19]

My mistake. 11 dollars an hour.

3 interviews is rediculous for that job.

[Jlude]

I worked at a budget rent a car when I was 16.

I'm sure the manager will make more than 11/hr ( :facepalm: ) but still, three interviews for the position is probably a bit much.

[Iceman_19]

Its management trainee. I.E. You are a car jockey.

[black300]

:zzz:

[jaysas_63]

Originally posted by black300
I think it's more than $11/hr, its salary base.

The benefits, free car and gas ?

i had a buddy that worked enterprise for a bit, no discounted gas, and rentals were pretty cheap, i remember him getting a Chrysler 300 (when they were cool lol) with insurance for around 25 bux a day

[JBreaks]

$25x 30 = $750/Mnth?????

Thats like a lease and insurance on a BMW? where is this benefit?

[PulsePro]

Originally posted by JBreaks
$25x 30 = $750/Mnth?????

Thats like a lease and insurance on a BMW? where is this benefit?

If you actually read his post instead of skimming through it, you would read that the $25/day included the rental of the car, possibly gas and insurance as well.
Have a good day.

[Iceman_19]

Lol, they won't pay your gas.

[Jlude]

Originally posted by Iceman_19
Lol, they won't pay your gas.

They def. won't pay your gas. I know that they allow managers to have a car each day, but you never know what you're driving. It could be a compact or a luxury, all depends on what is on the lot at the end of the day.

[trieuth]

approx 40,000 is starting wage. then once you become an assistant manger you make salary + commission. It's a pretty good company to work for, I'm a manager with them. You can get to asst in one year.

pm me for other stuff if you want to know more.

[Pacman]

For what it's worth, candidates that enter the Enterprise training program and work it for a year or so seem to be a hot commodity for recruiters looking to fill sales positions in other industries.

Drug companies like Pfizer, Eli Lilly and Abbott love stealing Enterprise reps for sales positions. I imagine other industries are also stealing them. Seems like every time I meet a new rep at a conference, they worked at Enterprise for a couple of years right out of university.

If you do go and interview with them, I would be interested in hearing what their training program is like. They must be investing a fair amount of time and money to peak the interest of HR groups in other, unrelated industries.

[bourge73]

If you can stick it out for a few years making crap and working long hours, and putting up with the ridiculous general public then you will make some good coin. (once you hit the AM/Branch Manager positions you get commission on car sales etc) The Branch Managers, Area Managers make good money 100+ easy. (its not like avis, budget etc)
You wont get a car until you hit the Branch Manager or maybe AM though.

[Godfuader]

IIRC, these positions are for training individuals to manage a location.

[bourge73]

^^ that is absolutely correct. I will also say they have a huge, huge employee turn-over rate.

[black300]

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[Godfuader]

Originally posted by black300
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Originally posted by black300
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Originally posted by black300
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Should we ask what happened?