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Back counter to front counter, opinions?
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Hello everyone, a tiny bit of background.

I was a tech for 3 years and wanted to do something new, ended up going into parts. My first place was a VW/Volvo dealer. It was horrible in everyway, terrible pay and extremely short staffed. It was only two parts people for both dealers for a while, eventually I ended up becoming the only parts employee and ran the department for about 2 months before leaving. I did everything there from back counter, to front, stocking, placing orders.

I'm now currently at an Audi as a back counter, no more running everything alone. It's fine but I'm bored occasionally. My same company runs a Porsche that has an opening at the front counter, I love Porsche and wouldn't mind going there but I'm a little worried about the workload.

By no means do I wanna be tasked to everything again lol, but I also just like having things to do. Just a little stuck on if I should stay where I am and wait for an opening in the back counter at Porsche (or even an advisor spot haha) or try to transfer over now.

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I actually miss working back counter because then at least the techs (besides maybe 1 or 2) were fucking able to describe or look properly with me on etka.

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I actually miss working back counter because then at least the techs (besides maybe 1 or 2) were fucking able to describe or look properly with me on etka.

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One of ours is just god awful at describing and also warranty stories. But ti be fair he dies have some brain damage. The itber is just an asshole.

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