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What can the Car Geek do for you? In life, we rely on many professionals to give us advice about things. We consult with our accountant about our taxes, our financial adviser about investing, our banker about loans, our real estate agent about purchasing a home, and many other trusted professionals to help us along life’s path. Why not have a trusted Geek to give us advice about buying a new vehicle? In most cases, our vehicles are our second largest purchases we make in our lives besides a house. The Car Geek is passionate about the automobile industry and helping consumers have a fun and positive experience. I want to help you have a pleasant and stress free experience when purchasing a vehicle. Also, I want to share my knowledge with you so that you can be more confident about your decision. I have no hidden agendas. I will answer any question that I can with honesty and integrity. Let’s be honest, car salesman don’t have the most stellar reputations. A lot of that they brought on themselves and a little was created by the consumers. Buying and selling a car should be fun and enjoyable. That is why the Car Geek was created. I hope to hear from many, and if nothing else, you might get a good laugh from some of my day-to-day experiences. Thanks for reading the Car Geek’s blog and spread the word to your family and friends!

11.13.2008

First Impressions! If you need a job, don't look like it!

Today someone showed up at my office looking for a job. Bright red hoodie sweatshirt, cream colored jeans, red shoes, and hadn't seen a razor in a few days. My first impression was that he wanted to wash cars(unfortunately this is still my impression). I was wrong, he explained he wanted a sales job and went on to tell me about all his experience in management and closing deals. He did offer up a resume which was nicely typed, not scratched out on a piece of lined paper thank goodness. The resume quickly proved that he has bounced around from job to job for many years now and confirmed to me my first impression.

Look, the man may be an ok salesperson, I don't really know. But the point of this post is that first impressions mean a lot and just because your desperate for a job, which so many people are these days, don't act like it. Dress professionally, shave, be respectful with people's time, and you will have a much better chance of landing a new opportunity!

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