Good Morning,

 

Some of you may know who I am but many do not.  I am a high energy individual with a passion for all aspects of the automotive industry especially retail sales.

 

I have over ten years experience on the sales side and have built a solid, well-rounded foundation to bring success to any employer.

 

Please take a moment and visit:  www.linkedin.com/in/chriscostner

 

I would be interested in listening to those who have an interest in having myself join their team.

 

Regards,

 

Chris Costner

757.573.0150 wireless

chris.costner@gmail.com

twitter:  @chriscostner

 

 

 

 

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Resumes received by the employer are generally stored in a relational database (like the one contained in our auto career website) where the auto dealer or hiring authority can search for Candidates by Title, Keyword, City, State, or even zip code radius. The Employer can actually widen or narrow their search criteria based on their initial search results. Recruiting in the Automotive Industry has gone High Tech! If you're a seasoned automotive professional who would like a competitive edge - you must learn how to market yourself in the "New Millenium"! If you don't you may be left in the dust!

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