I for one having worked at Halfords see the company itself as the problem and not the staff. I was more than willing to learn but never taught. Being self taught in halfords is the only way to go as it is not offered. I also would like to say the customers are probably a good portion of the problem. I am sure you knew what you were talking about but as an average you would get 9 clueless idiots ready for a fight to the 1 fairly knowledgeable weekend mechanic who loves to service his own car.
I see this as very sterotypical! His car?! What happened to her car?! I may seem to be a moany woman, I service and work on my own car.. And ladybug the KA is just a start before I get the real macoy, my mini!
Cars are pretty much my life, it's one of my hobbys now it seems!
As far as I'm concerned if he didn't know, why did he give me the wrong information?! I'm a hairdresser and if someone came in with a problem with thier hair, I wouldn't give them the wrong info/advice.
If I've never been in halfords really before how am I to know what's in there?!
If I get trade prices at the local motorfactors and thier unit, I wouldn't normaly have visited them, just on pure off chance, I had visited 3 scrap yards, all closed, I needed my car that night, and with a floppy wiper I wasn't going anywhere!
We all have to learn from our mistakes, and now I have in my head what halfords stock!
I'm very impatient and like to get jobs done, when we restored the mini it was me that set time scales and did lists and organised tim, I'm sorry if I offended anyone.
Love you all! X harri X