Not a hard job, leads to lots of workplace drama
Pros
Super easy especially if you are at a slow site. The job itself is not complicated Bonuses if you sell good but dont expect it they will probably promote you if you get a lot of bonuses so they dont have to pay you the bonuses as often people move up quickly company tries to be eco friendly lots of opportunity to advance quickly Car wash attendant->customer service rep-> trainer-> shift supervisor-> assistant site manager->site manager-> upper levels (district manager, corporate, hr, social media, maintenance and other behind the scenes roles)
Cons
some of the managers take themselves too seriously, you work at a car wash upper management use deceiving tactics, they don't tell customers if a wash is going to be closing. not much to do= people talking a lot, people talking = rumors and so much drama. lots of pressure to sell for CSRs, this is because your supervisors and site managers get bonuses on YOUR sales. Higher conversion for them (from your work) = bigger paycheck. customers complain about shady practices, and the solution a lot of the time is to tell them to call the help line, and then they complain that no one answers it. most entry level positions are hella lazy, wont do the bare minimum of their very easy job your experience at soapy joes will highly depend on your manager and coworkers, it isnt the job that is hard but working with your team that can be difficult.
