Gainesville Nissan Employee Reviews in Gainesville, FL

I worked there for a year. During that year I had some personal problems and the staff supported me thorough it. The place feels like a family but the work is challenging. You never feel like you’re wasting your time.

Pros

Challenging work environment, management takes care of you

Cons

There are times where no work is coming in

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Good for part timers and students

Rebate Clerk (Current Employee) - Gainesville, FL - February 4, 2020

While the general manager is extremely friendly, pretty fair and easy to work for, there is a woman “controller” who thinks the dealership is hers to do with as she pleases. Even while I was hired by the GM only for his purposes, there were actual arguments in the office over me not doing things for her after being told not to. Makes work a little more complicated, and all the women in the finance office are allowed to be immature and catty and tend to run off anyone new.

Pros

Flexible hours

Cons

Low pay rate, no chance for advancement.

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Busy but fun, fast pace, interative place to work.

Service Lane Coordinator (Former Employee) - Gainesville, FL - November 27, 2019

Very busy place (which makes the day go by fast). Learned a lot about servicing Nissan cars and trucks. Great, carrying management. Coworkers looked out for one another. Hardest part of the day would be dealing with problematic customers however rare. The most enjoyable part of the day was seeing a satisfied customer leave.

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F & I Secretary/billing clerk/personal assistant (Former Employee) - Gainesville, FL - November 16, 2019

Best place i have ever had the pleasure of working. Great people. Great boss, and great environment. Special acknowledgement to Gainesville Nissan for always being #1. :)

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Easy going but constantly busy

Receptionist (Former Employee) - Gainesville, FL - August 9, 2019

Would recommend to someone else. Job requirements were simple, easy, and straight forward. Was contantly busy though. Always something to do. Friendly environment.

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Great fast paced workplace.

Receptionist/Secretary (Former Employee) - Gainesville, FL - March 24, 2019

Great place to work and meet new people. Very competitive. Nice and friendly co-workers. Always ways to advance and excel. Opportunities to receive a raise

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productive and strong work place

Customer Care (Former Employee) - Gainesville, FL - July 25, 2018

During the time I was an employee at Gainesville Nissan I gained skills in Customer Care. The Most enjoyable part about the job was hearing good feedback from customers about how well I handled there situation.

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Nice place to work

General Sales Manager (Former Employee) - Gainesville, FL - November 22, 2016

7 Years in one place is a long time loved working there I was the general sales manger The hardest part of day was trying not to miss a car deal Co-workers where great Getting paid Dealing with customer s and employees on a day to day basis

Pros

Free lunch on saturday

Cons

None

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Productive fun atmoshpher

lead Accounting Manager I (Former Employee) - Gainesville, FL - January 12, 2016

Great team work. At the months end everyone pitched in to close it out and it truly was a team effort. I truly enjoyed working at Gainesville Nissan.

Pros

Unlimited Over Time, Great training

Cons

Worked most weekends due to being under staffed

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Extreme hours with a very negative atmosphere

Sales Consultant (Former Employee) - Gainesville, FL - April 22, 2015

A typical day at work included arriving in the morning around 8:30. You would then make calls to customers whom you had spoken to previously. Throughout the whole day, you alternate between standing outside waiting for customers, and perusing the service area to see if anybody wanted to get out of their old vehicle. You would end up leaving around 9-10 that night. This, combined with the 7 day work weeks meant that you worked around60-70 hours a week. To do this job, you need to live and breathe it. Management was quite negative and did not give good impressions to all customers.Hard place to work.