Just got my degree in business. Do I really want to work at ERAC?

Please refer to the summary of the job in Group U2 Midlands by PUT_OUT_TO PASTURE, I think it is under the first thread 'relieved ex employee'. You will know enough then to make a decision.

I think you can do a lot better.

JGATZ..... this was one of erac's finest talking...... I WOULD NOT EASTE ANY TIME WITH THIS PERSON..... MOST PEOPLE IN THE FBI, CIA - US MARSHALLS, HAVE PSYCH DEGREES AT SOME LEVEL.....

[JGATZ]

Originally Posted by in the know

JGATZ..... this was one of erac's finest talking...... I WOULD NOT EASTE ANY TIME WITH THIS PERSON..... MOST PEOPLE IN THE FBI, CIA - US MARSHALLS, HAVE PSYCH DEGREES AT SOME LEVEL.....

I feel compelled to put ignorant people in their place... Plus, I get pissed when people criticize my major... :)

Originally Posted by dabanker

First off, there are many businesses out there that will not only encourage you to pursue a higher education, but they will also pay for it as well. And for the comments from Mr "All-American Enterprise" earning 115,000 a year. Do you have an MBA? Not a Virtual MBA....Try putting that one on a resume! Plus, the original poster here is on the fence on what to do. I'm sure your comment really sold the green dream. Way to go. By your arrogance and ignorance I can either assume you are in "upper management" or not telling the truth. Either way, keep believing in yourself sport. The reality is, is that you never had and never will have control of your career at Enterprise. You could be let go tomorrow for any of a dozen different reasons, all of which, you would have no control over. Ninety-five percent of your success with that company has been coincidental...Sorry!

So you must have failed after about 3months. Don't argue that because we both know it's true. You couldn't sell cdw and you couldn't learn how to deal with the public. You now work 9-5 and make about 46/year. That is nice, but there is no need to bash my friends and my hard work that allows us to make triple what you make. Have fun in your cubicle for the next 40years

i noticed that the site has become pro erac over the last month or so. dude really money isn't everything..... you have no life, you wash cars in a suit, you lie for a living and , and you sound like a brainwashed underling or a area mgr with one liner quotes of 46k for the rest of your life and cubicle bullshit. you wil be fired or quit in a couple of years anyway so what is the dfifference. the odds are stacked against you if you think you are going to work there a long time or make it big!!! good luck

[The-Grass-Is-Greener!]

ERAC is the same as any lottery, people all line up like idiots thinking that they are the next big winner.....even to the ones that have won a little, it wont last...everyone that has left enterprise has left for many good reasons....and I bet that hardly any have left because of the typical "cant hack it" bs that you 6 figure superstars try and tout! I have read countless stories of people seeing their managers, ARM, RRM, being fired! YOUR NEXT!

Originally Posted by in the know

i noticed that the site has become pro erac over the last month or so. dude really money isn't everything..... you have no life, you wash cars in a suit, you lie for a living and , and you sound like a brainwashed underling or a area mgr with one liner quotes of 46k for the rest of your life and cubicle bullshit. you wil be fired or quit in a couple of years anyway so what is the dfifference. the odds are stacked against you if you think you are going to work there a long time or make it big!!! good luck

There are, for some reason, ERAC agents on this site spewing propaganda. They dont want the truth released.

The truth is that ERAC is just like a pro sports team or any other fortune 500 corporation.

You have to work hard
It won't be easy in the beginning
There might be long hours sometimes
You might question if its worth it
The bullshit flows downhill and the cash uphill or so it seems
There is a lot to learn
Gotta read between the lines
Gotta hone your people skills
Gotta hone your negotiating skills
You will have mentors in positions above you to guide you
You will have to make choices and figure out what matters to you

Much like that commercial where the guy has to fight the dragon and then his sword turns him into a US Marine, so too will your mettle and character be forged IF you can hang in there.

I'm 29, and making good coin with this company. I'm a branch manager with 207 car fleet. The hours are tough, but I don't care bc my tru brothers and family are those that have come up through the ranks with me. We have a bond you won't find in other workplaces.

[The-Grass-Is-Greener!]

Originally Posted by Branch $$$ Manager

The truth is that ERAC is just like a pro sports team or any other fortune 500 corporation.

You have to work hard
It won't be easy in the beginning
There might be long hours sometimes
You might question if its worth it
The bullshit flows downhill and the cash uphill or so it seems
There is a lot to learn
Gotta read between the lines
Gotta hone your people skills
Gotta hone your negotiating skills
You will have mentors in positions above you to guide you
You will have to make choices and figure out what matters to you

Much like that commercial where the guy has to fight the dragon and then his sword turns him into a US Marine, so too will your mettle and character be forged IF you can hang in there.

I'm 29, and making good coin with this company. I'm a branch manager with 207 car fleet. The hours are tough, but I don't care bc my tru brothers and family are those that have come up through the ranks with me. We have a bond you won't find in other workplaces.

I think the point a lot of people aren't getting is that even if this were all true, whats the point in investing all the time and energy to work in a retail rental car company. Take all the above and succeed with a much better run organization and be proud of what you do.

Originally Posted by Branch $$$ Manager

The truth is that ERAC is just like a pro sports team or any other fortune 500 corporation.

You have to work hard
It won't be easy in the beginning
There might be long hours sometimes
You might question if its worth it
The bullshit flows downhill and the cash uphill or so it seems
There is a lot to learn
Gotta read between the lines
Gotta hone your people skills
Gotta hone your negotiating skills
You will have mentors in positions above you to guide you
You will have to make choices and figure out what matters to you

Much like that commercial where the guy has to fight the dragon and then his sword turns him into a US Marine, so too will your mettle and character be forged IF you can hang in there.

I'm 29, and making good coin with this company. I'm a branch manager with 207 car fleet. The hours are tough, but I don't care bc my tru brothers and family are those that have come up through the ranks with me. We have a bond you won't find in other workplaces.

In other words, a cult.