West Coast Car Rental Co. Hiring
A major car rental company is opening a new location in Seattle and is looking to hire a location manager and a shift/station manager.
Shift/station manager - Two years experience as a supervisor/manager in a large discount, fast food, or sales organization. Prior car rental experience a plus, but not required. Excellent communication skills with ability to multi-task. Work nights and weekends. College degree preferred.
Location manager - Three years as a location manager of a discount, fast food, or sales store. Prior car rental or travel industry experience is a plus. Excellent recruitment, communication, training and delegation skills required. Ability to multi-task and prioritize those tasks to complete daily work flow in a business environment. Customer service educational classes on resolving issues and disputes a big plus. Good organizational and planning skills to meet the needs of a fast-paced business. College degree preferred but can substitute year for year experience for education.
Both positions include a competitive salary and benefits package including use of vehicles.
Mail or fax resume with detailed work experience to:
Human Resources Recruiter
Rent A Car Division
PO Box 882284, Los Angeles, CA, 90009
Fax# 1 (310) 388-3289
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