daguirre10
So, I'm looking for a job, I've been in banking for about 8 years, my official title right now is AVP Client Manager. I deal with the afluent clients that have at least $250k with the bank. I have my own book of clients and cater to their every banking needs. I really dont want to that anymore. Our incentive structure has been remapped and we are not getting paid for the work we are doing. Easy way to put, if I produce 3 million dollars in loans I only get paid $300 bucks! Any how, I hear financial people for car dealers make some good money, but dealers usually want you starting off as a car salesman. Any ideas?
Posté Tue 05 Feb 08 @ 2:20 pm
DJ Marcel_1
I wouldn't bother with a dealership finance department. It's basically a sales job, especially for sub prime car loans.
Posté Tue 05 Feb 08 @ 4:04 pm
DJ Cyder
www.monster.com , post your app.
Posté Tue 05 Feb 08 @ 4:06 pm
Double O
It depends on the car dealership. You have nothing to lose in my opinion, so give it a try. I don’t know where you’re from, but you may want to consider starting your own business since it seems you have a lot of knowledge in financing.
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Posté Tue 05 Feb 08 @ 4:14 pm
Tear Em 'Up
Contact one of the large leasing companies like Well Fargo. I bet they would kill to get someone with eight years experience in banking working for them.
Posté Tue 05 Feb 08 @ 4:16 pm
daguirre10
Are there any fields that anyone could think of that would fit in with my background. I've had a lot of call from investments companies because I have my investment license, but starting in investments is really hard. Plus you need to put a good 3-5yrs before you have any type of payouts. Any off the wall ideas?
Posté Tue 05 Feb 08 @ 4:37 pm
e-motion
How is that for an off the wall idea : start producing your own music and become a known DJ. :)
Easier said than done, but you asked for an off the wall one. ;)
Easier said than done, but you asked for an off the wall one. ;)
Posté Sat 09 Feb 08 @ 2:23 pm
Double O
Since you can DJ and have extensive knowledge in financing, you should consider obtaining financing for your own club. Depending on your club hours, you can still keep a day job.
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Posté Sun 10 Feb 08 @ 1:16 am