JD Byrider Employer Reviews

They are in such a state of turmoil with the new executive out of touch with marketplace management. Pathetic is proper term. They reduced monthly draw, then increased monthly store goals 33% and increasing underwriting procedures that basically took all chance of any sales reps making anything more than $25,000 year, when just a year earlier, they – more...  were all making $50K - $80K year.

seems like every sales rep and store manager is looking for a job. Guess they promote from within, so looks like advancement opportunities will be there, (for little pay!) – less

A typical day at work was taking car payments, auditing loans, calling references, processing title work, reporting temp tags, scanning deals, filing, and test driving vehicles for quality assurance. I learned how to be a more efficient multi tasker as you were constantly doing more than one thing at a time. The management had changed a lot in the last – more...  year. They moved a lot of management around locations and hired in new management trying to take the company into a new direction. My coworkers were hard workers however they tended to get caught up in the office politics of things. I like to keep office gossip to a minimum. Personal and Business are two different things.The hardest part of the job was getting laid off. I overall really enjoyed my job there. The most enjoyable part of the job was being trained in so many different areas. I was able to enjoy the complexity of doing something different instead of always doing the same thing day after day. – less

This was a good place to work, they gave okay pay and benefits to the workers. It was like most other dealerships, nothing really different.

I was sexually harassed, by not only my manager, but the manager of the bank and other employees that worked there. I had to quit! They got shut down a few months later.

I would more than likely not send friends to apply here, unless they were applying in a different department than the cashiers office, but even then only if they actually needed the job.

I have sold cars in almost every market, new, used, and not to mention I have sold cars with some of the best talent in the business. Working at J.D. Byrider is great for the type of sales people that have no conscience, dont know how to sell cars, or loved high school.

Need to market yourself and have a lot of self discipline. You can make a decent living working there.