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Enterprise Rent-A-Car Is A Failing Enterprise! | ||
Open Discussion About The Ongoing Problems At Enterprise Rent-A-Car | ||
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| I want to say thank-you to all who have posted on this website. I was recently offered "the dream" and I was ready to jump on board. However, in the backof my mind I had some reservations. So I decided to do a little research on the company. I first found a website that has employee surveys...I am sure you know the results. I then found this webstore and THANK YOU for all of your comments. I want to be chaleenged... I want to be challenged....I don't mind working hard or putting in long days.... BUt I don't want to joina frat or give up my life. I don't want to work for a company where everyday feels like a "Black Monday" and I don't want to be anybody's Bitch. So thanks to the disgruntled MT's...but more inportantly thanks to the people who stuck with it for a few years and then shared their experince. Finally, to all other recent college grad or to anyone who is thinking about joining this compnay. You should know that there are GOOD HONEST companies out there. You may not be promised 6 figure salaries--but ther is more to life than money. Currently, I work for a company that respects it's employees and their customers. This site has only made me appreciate where I am....so THANK YOU!!!! |
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| I worked 6 months for ERAC. Like many others of the people here I was promised the moon and stars when I started. My Area Manager told me I could start making over 70k in 2-3 years. When I asked him how many hours I would work a week, he told me 60 hours (which would actually turn out to be 65 hours a week). I should have ran for the hills once I found out I would be working 60 hours a week for 30k a year. After the first month I began to hate ERAC. I worked Monday-Friday 12 hours a day (7:30am-7:30pm) and Saturdays from 8am-5:30pm. The Management were selfish, money hungry and aggressive for us to sell insurance to the customers (in which most of the customers didnt even need it). Even though ERAC tells you in training that you are free to negotiate your own prices and to excercise independent decesion making skills it is rarely true when your working. My boss would constantly overlook and criticize our negotiated prices with the customers, claiming they were way too low. 2 out of my 3 Assistant Managers who ran the branch were on "Enterprise Probation" for Integrity issues. Because promotion at ERAC depends on your branch's stats and customer service scores, a good portion of Management will manipulate document sheets, prices and customer service scores to get ahead. The most annyoing part of ERAC was their inabillity to grant you time off. During my employment there, I would also train in a Boxing gym after my shift. My Management would always give me a hard time for leaving at 6pm (the actual time that the branch closes) instead of 6:30pm (after inventory). The Area Manager would always stop by the branch after work and want to party and drink beer after a 12 hour shift. Because I do not drink alcohol nor was I getting paid to party after a 12 hour shift I would always tell Management that I was not intrested. After 3 months of trying to find another job (during my 65 hour work week) and training in Boxing I found my self tired and burnt out. I finally resigned but because I got along well with everyone the Boss kept me at ERAC as a part time shuttle driver making $8 an hour (close to minimum wage). My health benefits were also taken away because I was working under 40 hours. My advice to anyone considering employment with ERAC is "DO NOT DO IT". All the free food, beer and sweet talking cannot make up for the fact that you will be making 30k a year working 60 plus hours a week. ERAC is a viscious pyramid where the workers above you profit from your work and your personal statistics. Your chances of becoming anything higher than a branch manager is very minimal as well. There is so much competition for so few administrative jobs. Its quite common for employees to resign after 5 plus years when they keep getting passed up from promotion after promotion. If you have a College Degree, you have so many more options than what ERAC has to offer you. You worked hard for that College Degree there is no need to be doing slave labor. |
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| I was curious to see what all of you losers cry and bitch about. Now I know, you are all so damn pathetic. There are days that make you question your sanity as an employee in any corporation, but damn if it is making your life that miserable...QUIT! After you quit, get a life! You said you had no life working at Enterprise, but you still don't have one because you can't get over it. I respect our rights to freedom of speech even if it is given to lazy and thoughtless idiots like most of you. I bet the webmaster won't respect my free speech and erases my comments. |
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__________________ "It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt"-Abe Lincoln |
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