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Originally Posted by Car Prep Girl  I'm 20 years old. I'm in college, I'm not looking for a career here.
I'm just simply stating... if you guys have it so rough and hate your life, then quit.
So things dont go your way, so people get transfered around, so these things happen. It might suck, and hell it probably does. But do something about it instead of just whining is all I'm saying.
Coming on the internet and telling everyone all the shitty things that happen/ed in your time at ERAC, doesn't help you with your future. It limits it. |
Maybe it is a kind of therapy for us that lack your amazing strength of mind.
Personally, I get a kick out of the stories that are on here. Also, several renters come on here asking for advice on how to resolve issues with the company. Having inner knowledge and knowing all the buzzwords allows us to help them along. We have also steered a few people away from taking a job they would hate.
Cheezy as it may sound, it is also nice to know that it wasn't just me that had the problem with ERAC. For most of us it was the first job out of college and we thought maybe we truly "couldn't hack it" in the real world." Some folks that are still with the company may feel the same way and I would have had a great sense of relief if this site existed when I was working for the green machine and I could see that what I was going through was nothing new and that there were, pardon the pun, greener pastures out there.
Finally, there is a stark difference between a job and a career. I think car prep is a great job for a college student. Try your hand in the mgmt training program when you graduate and get back to us. Most of us gave it a try, burned our real quick, and then moved on to bigger, better, and more prosperous careers.