There are two reasons I chose this industry. The first is that many people own cars, and since they are an essential part of daily life, I believed the demand for them would always remain steady. The second is that cars are constantly being developed with new technologies, such as autonomous driving and environmentally friendly cars. I thought it would be interesting to work in an industry that constantly evolves, offering a bit of change to the work rather than dealing with the same thing all the time.

In training, I learned various basic manners such as how to exchange business cards, handle phone calls, and respond to emails. I experienced handling a phone call, where I learned the importance of speaking clearly and loudly, as well as the difficulty of understanding what the other person wants to convey. I also realized how difficult it is to communicate your thoughts to others. During store training, I learned how to greet customers, ask for their requests, and explain leasing during customer service. In the maintenance training, I had the opportunity to personally inspect a car. I also learned that car washing, which seemed easy, is actually a physically demanding task.

Before joining, I thought the workplace would be full of young people and have an energetic atmosphere, and that it would be a place where my efforts would make a difference. I also thought the people would be competitive and hard to talk to, but when I actually saw the work environment during store training, I realized that this was not the case at all. Employees were working in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, which changed my impression. Other than that, the company met my expectations.

There will be many challenges, such as interviews and application forms, but I believe the best thing is to find a company that you feel satisfied with and work for them, so do your best without regrets. During interviews, it's important to speak clearly and express your opinions confidently.