Part-Time Sales and Service Advisor

Posted 17 days ago

big brand tire serviceSanta Barbara (CA)

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About the role

Part-Time Sales & Service Advisor Make $19$25/hr (yep, hourly + commission) Weekend shifts + flexible hours = fits your schedule What's the Gig? Are you a car enthusiast looking to wind down your career? Or are you a recent grad looking to get your foot into Sales in the auto industry? As a Sales & Service Advisor, you'll help customers with tire stuff, offer great service, and learn on the job. This position offers 20 hours per week, with both opening and closing shifts available. You'll Learn How To: Recommend the right products and services (hello, confidence boost!) Get hands-on with tires, wheels, and real repair basics Deliver awesome service that keeps customers coming back You'll Crush It If You: Like a job that keeps you on your feet (hello, cardio!) Enjoy talking to people and helping out Are detail-oriented and love learning new things Have a valid driver's license + clean driving record Can lift 70 lbs (bonus points if you hit the gym already)
What's In It for You? $19$25/hr effective rate (base + commission) Flexible weekend + part-time options to fit your schedule Paid training
Why Big Brand? We've been in business for over 50 years and continue to grow across CA, AZ, CO, NV, TX, OK, LA, and ID. Our team includes Big Brand Tire, American Tire Depot, Robertson Tire, and Tire World. We invest in our team members and love to promote from within. Start here, grow fast. Ready to Get Started? Apply now and start building your future with us.

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