dilingkwint

Heres my deal, I've been looking for a good job now for about 3 months and tried a few things went on multiple interviews but almost never get a call back. Probably the biggest draw back on why i never got a call back is because of my age (turn 19 Sunday).I don't have much experience in the automotive field but im lookin for some place that would give me a chance. Im a hard worker and fast learner. I finished up high school early back in Dec. so I'm looking for a full time position. If anyone can help me it would be much appreciated cause the Richmond Times Dispach just isnt cutting it anymore.

Thanks alot, Jonathan.

Woodrow

Let me see what I can do. What kind if any experience do you have in the auto field?

Nic

Do you have a resume?

Woodrow

A resume online will work wonders. Hell I get people emailing me to wanna talk and its not even in my career field.

Brian T

You're 29...he's 19. Resume is better than nothing, but I wouldn't expect it to work wonders for him.

dilingkwint

The only professional auto experience i have is installing parts for Truckin Thunder but that was some fairly simple stuff. I can change my own oil and hoses and easy stufff like that on my cars. Where can i go online to help me set up a resume?

Woodrow

www.monster.com www.careerbuilder.com are a few places. I know Goodyear is hiring for General Service techs, and Merchants may need some GS Techs. It's worth a shot.

zenkiticks

you should show the interviewER what you've done to your car? vinyl, nitrous stickers, neon, etc.? on second thought, that won't help you much either....

FlimFlam

Maybe your biggest draw back has nothing to do with your age. Ponder that for a few.

Juan Ehnch Dong

I would do a mock interview with one of your parents or better yet a total stranger. Then ask them for feedback. I bet you suck.

Then get some experience dumbass, Richmond Tech, JSRCC both have automotive programs. No one has time to babysit and teach you everything on the job.