I don't know - Autobody Technician Caliber Collision Employee Review

3.0
May 4, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Nothing really. The benefits are ehh. The training is non existent. Been to 4 different Caliber shops and they're all different. If you manage to get paid commission on a good flat rate by yourself, and your writers, parts coordinators and manager are all really good at their job, maybe you can make a little more than $60k/year.

Cons

Every shop is different in environment. Caliber acquires smaller shops and just calls the caliber, so most of them have a giant learning curve of doing it the caliber way. 3/4 of the shops I've been at have had horrendous or missing equipment. Because of the non existent training, most of employees are trying to figure things out most of the time leading to a lot of stress. Every piece of the puzzle has to work efficient enough to move the car through production or else you as a tech have sitting cars. Sitting cars don't get you paid.

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Cons

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3.0
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Pros

Benefits are good. Some effort for consistency. I like staying busy and there is almost always something to do. Some people are nice.

Cons

I really wanted to like this company. It’s very corporate. It’s very involved. There is a lot of micromanagement. People really do act like they’re your friends and they are absolutely not. It’s hard to work somewhere for so much of your time where you truly can’t let your guard down or get too close. Everyone talks between shops, centers, regions, etc. There’s a lot of gossip throughout the company and even if you don’t think it goes somewhere, it does. It doesn’t matter if you are good at your job or a good person because they don’t care about that here. You can be entirely awful to people here and keep your job for years! I suppose that con is actually a pro because it makes it very difficult for someone to actually get fired from this company.

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