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meetings

5 Rules to Make your Meetings More Productive

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Poorly run meetings are a huge time waster in any dealership. Nobody likes to sit through a 3 hour meeting only to wonder what...
Shawn

“Your Car Guy” Shawn Hays, Explains Why Good Management Is Key...

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CBT News talks with Shawn Hays, "Your Car Guy", about the importance of good management and its impact on your entire dealership. Shawn has been...
F&I

Maintaining a Workforce That Is Progressing With The Industry – Scott...

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Scott Gunnell, JM&A VP of Field Sales Operation and Strategy, is back to talk about the ever-changing role of F&I managers in your dealership...
success

Demand Success – Building a Winning Sales Team (Part 4)

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On prior episodes in this series, Tom talked about hiring, recruiting, and training practices as well as maximizing your CRM by managing your client...
F&I

Looking to Recruit More Women in F&I? Good Idea…

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In many of the dealerships I worked in years ago, there simply were not many female F&I managers. I was the rare exception at...
vendors

How to Manage Vendor Relationships

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Your dealership cannot survive in a bubble. You rely everyday on vendors and suppliers to help keep things moving along. These relationships are a...
success

Building a Winning Sales Team (Part 3)

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On prior episodes in this series, Tom discussed how to attract better people, the interview process, the training process, and how to get the...
sales team

How to Build a Winning Sales Team (Part 1)

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  Are you trying to be as good as everybody or as bad as everybody? Do you know the difference? Building a winning sales team...
EMI

Want to Be a Top Performing Store? EMI is an Answer

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The Cardone Group has always promoted the advantages of early management intervention (EMI) and yet it remains an area where many stores underperform. The...
interview

How to Interview a Job Candidate

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Have you ever hired someone only to be disappointed with their performance? If so, you may have only yourself to blame. Good talent is...