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JQ replied to the thread Make Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet: Part 1.
Jeff Kershner: "I'd surround myself with GenY all day long if given the opportunity."
Welp, quit your job, move back in with your...
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Larry Lea replied to the thread Make Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet: Part 1.
Jade I understand the point you are trying to make I am just having a hard time reconciling the Gen Y attitude with certain...
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Declan Lopez replied to the thread Make Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet: Part 1.
Wow ! what an nice blog.Thanks for sharing this information.Your information is really informative for us.
Keep sharing more & more.....
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JQ replied to the thread Make Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet: Part 1.
Boomer? I'm not that old... but I do prefer vanilla over Jazzy Choco Fudge-A-Rific Chunk :)
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Jade replied to the thread Make Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet: Part 1.
Ryan-Love your tongue-in-cheek ads! Too bad I don't actually work in a dealership or I would challenge you to a friendly Craigslist...
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Ryan Leslie replied to the thread Make Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet: Part 1.
Hey John,
I sure hope that it didn't come across negatively. It was intended to be lighthearted for sure and I agree with almost...
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Ryan Leslie replied to the thread Make Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet: Part 1.
Nicely written Jade. Somebody has to play the Devil's Advocate though, so I'm going to "fix" a couple of your messages, tongue firmly...
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autosocial posted the thread Make Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet: Part 1 in Off Topic & Everything Else.
Making Your Dealership a Gen Y Hiring Magnet
In my last article "Why You Should WANT Gen Y Workers in your Dealership", I talked about...
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Joe Pistell replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Jack Welch/GE/Sigma7 is where I get one of my mantras:
Hug your top 20%
Turn over your bottom 20%
Train everyone in the middle...
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Kevin Frye replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Great job Jerry!
Jerry Thibeau replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Bingo Jeff!
I have another dealer who just fired his manager (last week) because he was not willing to take the program serious. I...
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Stan Sher (blog) replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Nice job...I guess you are pretty good.
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Stan Sher (blog) replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Nice job...I guess you are pretty good.
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Joe Pistell replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
thnx Jerry!
Jerry Thibeau replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Joe,
I asked Tim that very question and he did not have an answer ready for me me when I interviewed him. I can tell you that we're...
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Joe Pistell replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Jerry, Great work! Is it possible to tell me how many calls were needed to produce 79 appts?
thnx!
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Joe Pistell replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Jerry, Great work! Is it possible to tell me how many calls were needed to produce 79 appts?
thnx!
Jerry Thibeau replied to the thread From Bad To Great!.
Jeff forgot to add the chart showing their progress. Here it is:
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This is a story of how one dealership went from bad to great on the telephone in just 6 months. Since I started Phone Ninjas in 2009, I...
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Motorhome Storage replied to the thread IT, oh how I love thee.
The fact is not simple. The fact is that we have developed a need that has changed since our original requirements. We have many users...
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Motorhome Storage replied to the thread IT, oh how I love thee.
The fact is not simple. The fact is that we have developed a need that has changed since our original requirements. We have many users...
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Alex Snyder (blog) replied to the thread IT, oh how I love thee.
I read that article when it came out earlier this week and again after you posted this Theron. That is definitely the downside, but...
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Theron Gammell (blog) replied to the thread IT, oh how I love thee.
Then when the place gets cleaned out, they fire the IT guy...
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Eric Miltsch (blog) replied to the thread IT, oh how I love thee.
So true, the IT element of the dealership isn't easy. I've found that the IT dept. (me) needs to have a thicker skin than the car guys...
I am a customer of the IT department. I am not an IT expert. I am just a customer.
Ed Shaffer asked a simple question in the comment...