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You know you work for a bad dealership when . . . .
We all know many dealers still make money the old fashioned way, in spite of themselves. If we want to attract top notch professionals to our industry we need to be able to quickly identify attributes of the poorly managed and not employee focused stores. Lets put together our Top Ten (or 20) Ways to know you work for a bad dealership.
Keep responses down to two brief sentences.
Mark
Keep responses down to two brief sentences.
Mark
Tags: auto, bad, dealerships, environments, for, performing, poor, retailing, work
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Permalink Reply by NANCY SIMMONS on
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....you start your new job and there is no orientation or policy handbook. The compensation plan is not even in writing!
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Permalink Reply by Shawn Maloney on -
You know you work for a "bad" dealership when your store doen't have any set processes in place for sales, service, internet etc...
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Bradberry on -
when........you hear that they are betting cheeze wiz sandwiches in the lunch room on how fast they are going to blow you out!
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When the person with the most tenure was not at last year's Holiday Party!
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Permalink Reply by Steve Richards on
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...the dealership still has a VCR and your training is conducted by a guy on VHS tape...in black and white.
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Permalink Reply by James Campbell on -
The owner dodges calls from the floorplan company.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Brunner on -
When one rollback cuts your total month's volume by 50%
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Permalink Reply by Nicolazzi on
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....the sales training consists of "figure it out or get a new job!"
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Permalink Reply by Maurice A Pinkney on -
When the bank your paycheck is drawn on, tells you to "deposit it at your bank and it should be good by the time we receive it".
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Permalink Reply by Mike Perkins on
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...you ask Management what CRM you use and none of them can confidently answer the question.
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Permalink Reply by JIm Fisher on -
... the office Manager buys W2 forms in the 500 pack.
...when new salespeople prospect and are told "I 'll never be back there again!"
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Permalink Reply by William Demaree on -
When you General Manager stays behind closed doors and closes the blinds a lot. Hmmmm
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