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‘Inside AutoAlert’ Pando Channel Key to Building Culture, Adding 250+ Employees in 6 Months

Pando has also increased leadership communication and peer-to-peer communication at AutoAlert.

Maintaining a Positive Dealership Culture in a Volatile Market

The automotive retailing market might be changing, but that doesn’t mean your attitude has to shift with it.

AutoLoop Wins 2018 Tampa Bay Tech Award for Best Workplace Culture

Besides producing industry-leading automotive software, the company has also created a unique workplace that recognizes and incorporates the value of play.

Phone Skills Certification: Start Today and Create a Culture of Continuous Improvement Amongst Your Team

You can’t fix your phones without fixing performance gaps among those handling your calls.

What’s Your Store Culture and How’s That Working Out for You?

Have you created a process-driven and engaged culture that creates the revenue you’ve dreamed of and knew you were capable of?

ACV Auctions Ranks in Entrepreneur’s Top 20 for 2018 ‘Top Company Cultures’

Each company was measured in response to 24 questions on subject matters such as connection, alignment, effectiveness, leadership and management, as well as basics such as pay, benefits and flexibility.

What’s Your Store Culture and How’s that Working Out for You?

You will have created the process driven and engaged culture that will create the revenue you dreamed of, knew you were capable of, and you will have created the culture that accomplished just that.

The ROI of a Proactive Dealership Culture

There’s a hard dealership truth those of us in this business confront every day: Staff turnover is incredibly high. According to Cox Automotive’s Dealership Staffing Study, the average annual turnover at a dealership is 40 percent, with an astounding 67 percent turnover rate for salespeople. Most dealers know turnover affects their business, but many dealers think there’s nothing they can do about it.

Leadership Development: Inspiring a Positive Culture

If your words and body language don’t match, it is quite possible you may be perceived as non-caring, inauthentic and untrustworthy. Unfortunately, without understanding this essential combination, you may turn people off.

Inspire a Positive Culture! Practice Three Things to Improve Communication, Positivity, Respect and Productive Relationships

With the rapidly changing and attention grabbing technology, social media, 24/7 communication, and the fight to retain talent and relationships, how does one keep composure and keep it straight to communicate that can result effective and efficient outcomes? Consider practicing three things: