Diane Said:

Career in Cars?...Can you make good money...?

We Answered:

i suppose.

friend of mines dad has worked in auto body repair sales equipment and it appears he makes good money, i mean enough for a family and a house payment

Earl Said:

What about a career as a Personal Financial Advisor?

We Answered:

I am thinking about being a CFP but I wish i was as young as you are. You can make a lot of money and have some fun helping customers. Is it going to be hard sometimes, yes. I would get on Edward Jones' website and do some research, they have some good ideas. Also, go to college, a degree in Finance will help. Good luck. Going from what you have said, i think you will do good.

Micheal Said:

Any female automotive service advisors?

We Answered:

Yes there are Female service advisors as well as Female Mechanics.

Sherry Said:

Plz review my resume for service advisor in an automotive dealership?

We Answered:

Whoa! You have worked at four dealerships in less than 2 years. Why have you moved so often if you are a team player?

So that it does not look quite so rabbit-like, constantly hopping from job to job, structure it differently.

You want a position that "fully utilizes my knowledge and skills" so make those your headings.

Make a heading for Knowledge and list beneath that and training and diplomas and certificates. Another heading would be Skills with a list under that. Another heading would be "Achievements" for things like 'Raised profitability...'

Do not use abbreviations: Service Advisor/Asst. Mang. Does that mean 'assorted mangos'?

What does "Outside companies and vendors" mean?

Are you trying to say that you are fluent in Spanish? That would sound better than saying you can speak, read and write in Spanish.