A shop could be experiencing increased cycle time and delays in the repair, if a shop role is missing. Steve Morrow and Will Latuff outline how to create and write a new job role for your shop.
From hiring the right manager to keeping tabs on their performance, there's a lot that goes into finding your right-hand man. Here's everything to consider. Here are some tips from Steve Morrow, owner of Capitol Collision Center, on how to find the perfect manager.
Sometimes, things just don't work out with certain employees—but it doesn't mean they weren't the right fit. Here are three questions DJ Mitchell says you should ask yourself when considering to rehire a former employee.
Experience in the field isn’t always necessary, especially for front office and customer-facing jobs. Find out what’s important to you in someone that’s working with your customers and find ways to identify those skills in interviews
Hiring a new employee eats up time and money. Before making the final decision, test the candidate out to see if he or she will be a good fit. Not only for you, but also for your entire staff.
Leaving a new customer with a bad taste in their mouth can hurt your business. Elaine Dumler shares some tips to ensure that your customers keep coming back to you.
Something that may cause you to overlook a potential job candidate may just be a barrier you need to find a way to overcome in order to find a diamond in the rough.
In acquisitions, there are gains, but there are also losses. Don't take talent leaving personally. Instead, try to find ways to train and develop existing talent.
By properly maximizing the use of new platforms and resources, shop owners can save time and money during the hiring process. Here are the best places to post job openings, how to correctly use available resources, and how to make sure your ad doesn’t get lost in the mix.
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