According to Hireology research, the average time to hire at a dealership is 26 days. And of the 26 days it takes a dealership to hire a new employee, on average, nearly half the time – 10 days – is spent waiting for someone to review the application. You wouldn’t let a customer lead go …
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Profit margins for both new and used vehicles are declining. At the same time, personnel-related costs in the retail automotive industry continue to rise. So how can your dealership maintain profitability at such an challenging time? One step is to make your overall operations more efficient and cost-effective. To get started, we’ve pulled together several …
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With fewer than 1% of job seekers interested in a dealership career, it’s important for you to have an effective dealership recruitment strategy to attract top talent. And one of the key pieces of your hiring strategy should be maintaining a strong employment brand, which can help your dealership stand out from other employers in …
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A job description is typically the first point of contact prospective job applicants have with your dealership – and can have a significant impact on whether or not they apply to your open roles. Whether applicants visit your career site, search job boards or turn to another source to find their next career move, a …
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When you think about your dealership employment brand, what story is your career site telling potential candidates about joining your team? If you don’t have a strong story, chances are you’re missing out on star candidates, who instead choose to work for competitors with more compelling stories to tell. A strong dealership employment brand story …