Struggling to Find the Right Employees for Your Dealership? Guest writer John Dowling has a timely blog post this week. We are always hearing about the difficulties employers face when trying to find quality employees. Read “Struggling to Find the Right Employees for Your Dealership?” to learn more. Are Recruiting Firms a Good Investment? Well, […]
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The CSIs in the Tire Shop #technogeek Our guest writer Bob Rutherford is back this week, along with a new hashtag (#technogeek), to talk technical about the CSIs in the Tire Shop. At the last TMC meeting there was a lively discussion about the shock absorber and the role it plays in vehicle safety. As […]
Redefining Excellence – Beyond Firefighting Guest writer Sara Hanks highlights the importance of existing beyond the emergency situation in “Redefining Excellence – Beyond Firefighting.” In today’s business environment, the spotlight often shines brightest on those who extinguish fires rather than those who prevent fires from igniting. This dynamic has increasingly highlighted the misalignment within companies […]
Ho’oponopono Learning Without Scars’ founder, Ron Slee, is back today with a blog post on Ho’oponopono, the Hawaiian Principle of 100% Responsibility. Seneca, one of the most important Roman Stoic philosophers, said “Luck is what happens when preparation comes across opportunity. Thomas Edison said his work was 90% perspiration and 10% inspiration. Louis Pasteur among […]
Turning Off Warranty Losses Guest writer Christ Kohart is back this week with a continuation of his topic on warranties with his blog post, “Turning Off Warranty Losses.” In our last discussion, we reviewed the cost (financial loss to our dealership) of replacing a simple hydraulic tube covered by an OEM standard new equipment warranty. […]
Aged Work Orders Guest writer John Dowling is back this week to cover the topic of timing and timelines in your dealership in “Aged Work Orders.” How long or how many days should it take to complete a repair on a customer’s machine? How many days does it take for your service department to close […]
Struggling to Find the Right Employees for Your Dealership?
/in Guest Bloggers, John Dowling/by Caroline Slee-PoulosStruggling to Find the Right Employees for Your Dealership? Guest writer John Dowling has a timely blog post this week. We are always hearing about the difficulties employers face when trying to find quality employees. Read “Struggling to Find the Right Employees for Your Dealership?” to learn more. Are Recruiting Firms a Good Investment? Well, […]
The CSIs in the Tire Shop #technogeek
/in Bob Rutherford, Guest Bloggers/by Caroline Slee-PoulosThe CSIs in the Tire Shop #technogeek Our guest writer Bob Rutherford is back this week, along with a new hashtag (#technogeek), to talk technical about the CSIs in the Tire Shop. At the last TMC meeting there was a lively discussion about the shock absorber and the role it plays in vehicle safety. As […]
Redefining Excellence – Beyond Firefighting
/in Guest Bloggers, Sara Hanks/by Caroline Slee-PoulosRedefining Excellence – Beyond Firefighting Guest writer Sara Hanks highlights the importance of existing beyond the emergency situation in “Redefining Excellence – Beyond Firefighting.” In today’s business environment, the spotlight often shines brightest on those who extinguish fires rather than those who prevent fires from igniting. This dynamic has increasingly highlighted the misalignment within companies […]
Ho’oponopono
/in Personnel, Training, Words of Wisdom/by Caroline Slee-PoulosHo’oponopono Learning Without Scars’ founder, Ron Slee, is back today with a blog post on Ho’oponopono, the Hawaiian Principle of 100% Responsibility. Seneca, one of the most important Roman Stoic philosophers, said “Luck is what happens when preparation comes across opportunity. Thomas Edison said his work was 90% perspiration and 10% inspiration. Louis Pasteur among […]
Turning Off Warranty Losses
/in Chris Kohart, Guest Bloggers/by Caroline Slee-PoulosTurning Off Warranty Losses Guest writer Christ Kohart is back this week with a continuation of his topic on warranties with his blog post, “Turning Off Warranty Losses.” In our last discussion, we reviewed the cost (financial loss to our dealership) of replacing a simple hydraulic tube covered by an OEM standard new equipment warranty. […]
Aged Work Orders
/in Guest Bloggers, John Dowling/by Caroline Slee-PoulosAged Work Orders Guest writer John Dowling is back this week to cover the topic of timing and timelines in your dealership in “Aged Work Orders.” How long or how many days should it take to complete a repair on a customer’s machine? How many days does it take for your service department to close […]