LOOKING FOR A JOB IN THE INDUSTRY? CHECK OUT MOTORCYCLE INDUSTRY JOBS

The world is a crazy place these days and MIJ is trying to do its part to help! Whether you just graduated from the Motorcycle Mechanics Institute or have been furloughed “indefinitely” there is plenty of confusion, fear and uncertainty in our lives right now. However MotorcycleIndustryJobs.com is confident that we will get to the other side of this chaos… Once we do, it will be time to twist that throttle WFO and hopefully get your job back or MIJ is here to help you shift gears into a new career!

“The rain doesn’t last forever… once the COVID-19 crisis is over people will be in the saddle again,” says MIJ founder Alex Baylon. “They will be going outside in a hurry to their favorite motorcycle shop and then favorite place to ride. Smiles on their faces, throttles in their hands. When that happens, these stores and manufactures are going to look to ramp back up with enthusiastic employees ready to get back to a normal way of life.”

The enforced hiatus is a great time to take stock of your career and update your resume. “I encourage all dealerships personnel who have been laid off to upload their resume immediately, because MIJ will be offering free resume browsing with a 30-day job posting to dealers once the dust settles,”adds Baylon. “We have been helping industry pros turn their passion into a career since 2004.” By specializing in powersports since day one, MIJ has become the go-to source for HR personnel across the country.

The first step is to register and post a resume. To facilitate this process, MIJ software allows job seekers to build up to five resumes with five distinct cover letters.“Use a web application template, upload any type of file, or upload your LinkedIn data. Get creative! You can also add photos, upload videos, attach files and preview your resume before it gets posted,” he says.

“We expect dealerships and manufacturers alike will be looking to hire. We want to help you be prepared when they do. If you need help with your resume, please contact us by phone or email… and it is all free! As the mantra goes, we are all in this together.”

If you are ready to rebound from the COVID-19 closures, register at www.motorcycleindustryjobs.com today. Also be sure to check out the steady stream of job posts appearing at MIJ’s Facebook and Instagram page: https://www.facebook.com/motorcycleindustryjobs/  Instagram: @motorcycleindustryjobs

Scott Lukaitis
Scott Lukaitishttp://www.scottlukaitis.com
Chief content and creative producer for NJMotocross and The Privateers Story. Powersports and Racer Marketing Professional - Photographer - Writer. Independent consulting organization specializing in powersports and racer marketing and promotions. Additional services include Motorcycle Industry Management, Action Sports Photography, Social Media Marketing, Relationship Marketing, Journalism, Public Relations, Press Relations and Marketing, Powersports Marketing, New Media Marketing. Lukaitis Consulting can get you, your company or event the attention it needs to be successful.

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