Enterprise Rent-A-Car
ningcontentIn 1957, Jack Taylor worked hard to lease cars while the automotive industry boomed of new sales. His ambition led him to open his own business, Executive Leasing, in his home basement. He envisioned a company that leased cars to executives and families whom vehicles were in the car shop. To his avail, his ambitious attitude created an amazing company, Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Jack Taylor’s developments moved Enterprise Rent-A-Car into a world-class company with over 53,000 employees nationwide.
With over 5,500 locations available throughout the US, Enterprise Rent-A-Car can place students in the driver seat of an outstanding career. Recent college grads and students with entrepreneurial spirits will find their Pay for Performance methodology challenging. Jack Taylor’s philosophy to perform the best services possible has led the company to recognition:
1997: Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year
1999: 100 Best Companies To Work For
2002: Highest Rank In Customer Satisfaction
Enterprise Rent-A-Car is more than a car leasing business these days. The company has outstanding talent ensuring the Jack Taylor philosophy lives on.
Students interested in Enterprise’s Internship Program will consider it a “MBA without an IOU” as most interns call the program. Interns find the vigorous training on company history a factor in their success at the company.
If you are looking for entry level jobs and internships, Enterprise is the next stop for building an outstanding understanding of business management. The Jack Taylor way includes superior customer service, organizational skills, inventory control, generating profits, and networking.
Employment opportunities available for students include:
*Accounting/Finance
*Information Systems
*Shared Services Division
Exceptional candidates are given an opportunity to pursue upper management positions in the company. The right idea and effort is enough to lead you on the path of a successful career with Enterprise Rent-A-Car. As a top employer of entry level jobs of 2008, the outlook is wonderful for students interested in an ‘enterprising’ career.
