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Service Advisor (No Experience Needed)

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straightaway tireLebanon (NH)

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Junior

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$60 - $90k per year

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About the role

Job Description: No experience? No problem! We're looking for enthusiastic, high-energy individuals who love working with people. If you're a natural "people person" and motivated to earn more, this could be the perfect opportunity for you! Want to be proud of where you work? Join a growing, 5-star team that values people over pressure. No dealership games - just real relationships, repeat business, and top-tier pay. Ready to grow? We've been crushing it for 20+ years and we're expanding fast. If you're hungry for a shot at leadership, we've got a path for you.
What we offer: Starting salary $50kPotential to earn $60 - $90k per year (salary plus bonus) Amazing growth potential! Health, dental, and vision benefits 401(k) retirement plan with matching Employee Assistance Program Paid time off, Paid vacations, Paid training Opportunity to be a trusted partner in a growing business Support from a team of dedicated professionals Discounts on auto repair, and more! Who we're looking for: Do you have experience writing and selling automotive maintenance services? Are you enthusiastic about your career and are you eager to growDo you exude confidence and professionalismAre you a great communicator and fantastic over the phoneDo you enjoy building relationships with your customers? If you answered "yes" to these questions, please apply now! For faster response, call: 603-391-3116AM1

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