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How many auto and finance industry “out of work” people want to stay in their industry?

Submitted by on March 11, 2010 – 11:39 amNo Replies


A web user asks, The folks at http://www.autodealerinstitute.com say that they are seeing a lot of career training and re-training inquiries from people who have lost their jobs in the automotive and financial industries. It seems a bit odd to me, as I would think many would not want to stay in the same industry. But I guess Service Advisors and F&I (finance and insurance) professionals must still be in demand. What are your thoughts?

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