Considering a change

[Justin]

To start off, our dealer is known as a revolving door for service writers and techs but we have slowed down on techs lately.

Recently another service writer left us to go back teaching skydiving lessons and a position has opened up. The only good writer we had for our team left us about 5 months ago. The only other good writer we have is writing for one of the other teams.

I love turning the wrench and diag work, but I am seriously considering giving writing a go and see how it would work out. A few other techs have mentioned I’m good talking with customers, and being a tech I can explain things to people where as our writers have to call us in multiple times a day because they don’t know what they’re talking about, which relates to the customer being puzzled and not selling the job.

If I do pursue writing I’m still going to finish getting the rest of my ase’s. Any pro’s or cons to writing? Go for it, don’t do it, I want to hear everyone’s thoughts and opinions.

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[Jason White]

Why not try it? If you like it, it could be your calling. If you don’t, you can go back. If anything else it’s an experience, you’ll learn some things, and most of all, another notch on your resume.

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