AutoZone reviews

If you're not an idiot you can get promoted to Sales Manager pretty quickly, I did so at 19, meaning you can make roughly $10 an hour, which isn't much but that's a pretty big deal when your other options are minimum wage and you're trying to go to school. Breaking into management early in life is huge when you consider the leadership experience and resume potential that it has. At 19 I very often would be running the store by myself supervising thousands of dollars changing hands, maintaining inventory, solving problems, and calling all of the shots with 1 to 6 people underneath me. That's stressful but the responsibility and experience is cool. Hours are flexible; you can work mornings, evenings, and weekends so even during college you can essentially hold a full time job there. Also, you can start at Autozone knowing next to nothing about cars but after a year or two there you will actually be pretty handy under the hood. You won't be a mechanic but you get tons of free training. This will save you a lot of money later in life and women appreciate a guy who can get their car back on the road. It's retail so your job responsibilities vary and while never glamorous, at least you get a change of pace every few hours. Decent job security. If you don't like Autozone you can easily transition into one of the many similar jobs, Advance, Napa, Carquest, Pep Boys, etc. Sometimes you'll have someone desperate come in who's stranded in the middle of a road trip and Autozone gives you the tools and encourages you to go above and beyond to help them, which feels good. You hear lots of interesting stories too from old timers about various cars and projects and whatnot they've had over the years.

good atmosphere,benefits are pretty good for pt job,they pay for you to get ase certified,Flexable with the scheduling