How do I get hired on at Honda?
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Are they hiring?  You could go there everyday and ask them.  Bring your lunch box and sit there all day.  They might hire you because you're always there.  Hang out at the nearby bars and talk to people that work there.  Tip the bartender good and ask him if he knows anyone that works there.  Ask everyone around the plant how can you get hired there.  Try bowling alleys near the plant.  If everything fails, make a sign that says "I want to work for Honda" and stand near the plant in the same spot fot 12 hours a day, every day.  I don't think you'll be there more than a week before you get a job or find out why you can't.  Even if you find out you can't get a job there, if you stay there you'll probably get a job there anyway.
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My first thought is that they are jerking you around.  But, having to deal with interviews myself, I realize people don't have time to waste on such things.  They must be interested.  You are right on the brink of getting in, but there could be something on their side that does not allow an immediate hire.  Keep your patience.  Continue to show eagerness.  It should work out.  If nothing else, it is good practice for the next time.
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Just walk into various places that you go to and ask if theyre hiring. If they are, ask them for an application.
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you have to be hired by some firm.
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Find an employer using interner and he will invite you. Use site like http://www.brainbench.com or like it.
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Apply direclty to the company. Visit Hasbro's "Career" web site:\n\nhttp://www.hasbro.com/careers/
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If the ad gives an address and the times that you can come in for an interview, then just show up for the interview.  If it gives a phone number to call, call and set up an appointment for an interview. \n\nIn both cases, bring a resume on hand with you so that just in case they ask for it, you are prepared.  During the interview, if they don't bring it up, mention that you have one with you anyway.  Again, they will know that you are prepared.
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I sold Hondas for a while.\n\nCar sales is HARD WORK with LONG HOURS, but if you are good at it you can make good money!!\n\nYou are going to work about a 65-72 hour week starting out no matter which car dealership you go work for. That's just the way it is. Say goodbye to your weekends. Most car salesmen work every day of the week, then get off either Monday or Tuesday, which are the dealership's slower days. Also, you have to be good with your money, because there will be lots of weeks where you won't make ANY money at all, but then there are some weeks when you will make $5000 in a week.\n\nThe good news is that you can easily make 40-50K your first year. This is selling about 6-8 cars a week. It is harder than it sounds :) The top producers sell about 50-60 cars a month.\n\nIf you spend 5+ years and become one of the top 3-4 producers in the company, then they will start letting you set your own hours and basically come and go as you please. The top producers have such a network of patrons that they come in for by appointment only, so they don't have to sit around waiting for customers to come to them, they already have a list of customers that will call them before they show up.\n\nHowever, to get to that point you have to be the best of the best. They got he extra mile, work overtime, etc. in all cases for years and years to get there, but once they are there they are making 100K + a year and working 25-30 hours a week.\n\nSo, I'd say if you have it in you and would consider yourself a very hard worker, you could make some serious money selling cars. But if you are realistically just looking at it as another job, you are going to find that it is VERY hard work.\n\nI made in the high 40s my first year selling cars but it pretty much ruined my social life. The last straw for me came when my mom was coming to visit me but I couldn't get off work even with 3 months notice. You just don't get time off when you sell cars!!
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Get your resume in with legal recruiters.  Check out www.rwr.com for one in particular.  They contacted me for a national search, but they are located in your area.
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Honda is attempting to address customer satisfaction issues in its dealerships. According to Car Concepts Inc., sales have been driven down for years by problems with supply and poor customer service. Honda is attempting to remedy this with its Excell initiative, a training program for management staff at dealerships. According to Charlton Holmes, Honda Dealer Council Chairman, the Excell initiative aims to improve inter-dealership communications and other areas that affect customers.
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the best way is to go to their website.  THey have tons of job openings.  Just take some time and look into it
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Do you really think that an employer with a job opening is going to snap his fingers and say "Ah Yes, of course, I'll go look on YahooAnswers!"\n\nI'd start by checking local papers and look for ads on Monster, and Carreerbulder.com.  THEN I"d go out and find some companies whom I'd like to work for.  Find out as much as you can about the company and then put in a resume.  I've found that sending a letter to the CEO a bit better than sending it to HR.  \n\npaper the town with your resume and good luck.
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It probably depends on your area and how busy the hiring manager is.  I believe my brother's experience was about 3 weeks?  One thing that might accellerate the process is if you contact them and just let them know that you are still interested in the position if it has not been filled.  Make sure you talk to the hiring manager and introduce yourself.  Then, when they are going through the applications, and your name looks familiar, you stand a better chance of getting called in if you left a good impression.\n\nGood luck!
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I don't know how it works in Delhi but generally sports clubs advertise for positions.  All you have to do is apply and then the rest depends on your interview and credentials.  Start searching the web for clubs with websites to see if you can find any positions available.  Also, start calling around to clubs to see when they'll be interviewing for positions.  Patience and persistence pays off.\n\nI just wanted to add that if you don't have experience, you can get experience by taking a volunteer position.  After a couple years of that, you can get a paid position.  And then you just work you way up by moving to better clubs.  \n\nGood luck!
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Just an idea. If you are looking in England I would first compose a list of available companies. Find the ones that match what you are looking for then find out if they have openings. Most companies probably have their own application and interview process.After determining which one you want to apply to continue the process.:) good luck
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go to a recruitment center or check out their website
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all you have to do is keep going up to the place where you want to get a job and keep going untell you get the job ..you have to show them that you really want the job..be there at 8 in the morning or before that catch the guy/girl that hires ppl as they are getting out of there car..if you really want the job you can get it you just have to try really hard