This is rubbing against my tire and it’s dangerous, I don’t want my tire to blow. It seems like it’s bolted on and easily removable but im assuming it’s there for a reason right. It’s slightly bent enough to where it rubs against the tire but the rest on each other tire are completely straight and fine.
2014 accord
I have a 2014 Honda Accord Ex L and my rear view mirror fell off and the glass has sticky residue on it and it’s pretty uneven, I tried some adhesive and it wouldn’t stick.
Do you guys think I can sand it down to try to make it even to see if it’ll stick or am I cooked?
I got an interview with safe street. The role is an installer + sales role. So basically I install security systems that customers already are interested in and while I’m installing these systems im suppose to upsell them on other products. Leads are all pre qualified so I’ll be running 1-2 appointments a day and have to drive 1-2 hrs away (there’s mile reimbursement once you driven an x amount of miles.
Commission rate is 25% and average ticket is 600-5000. Customers are able to finance.
Average reps are apparently making 80-150k while top earners are making 300k
Does anyone have an experience with this type of role? Should I avoid it? It’ll be my first real sales job. It is W2 but 100% commission
Any insight is greatly appreciative
Do you guys think it’s a good idea to give an instant quote from my website?(residential only)
I’m thinking something with a picture or icon of all the different windows a home can have then they enter the amount of windows and what type and just give the customer a ball park with a print that’s say *This is just an estimate. Price will be finalized on site* and then asking for photos of the home before submitting
Do you think I’ll under quote most residential jobs this way?
I don’t want to spend to much time driving and quoting customers.
Am I just gonna create a headache for myself?
Only problem I can think of is I won’t be able to deal with objection on the price