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Record-Low Unemployment: How Can Your Dealership Attract Recent Graduates?

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In addition to low unemployment, the retail automotive industry struggles to attract top talent because most job seekers don’t even consider the possibility of a dealership career. In fact, fewer than 1% of job seekers in a recent survey indicated that they’d consider a career at a dealership. Look Outside Retail Automotive for Talent.

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Calculating the Cost of a Bad Hire – What’s Your Formula?

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According to small business owners surveyed by staffing firm Robert Half , the biggest impact of a bad hiring decision is lower staff morale. Recruitment and onboarding costs. Effectively onboard: A quality onboarding experience can make all the difference to keeping employees around. Among them: Poor employee morale.

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Hireology in the News: NADA Media Coverage Roundup

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During NADA, Hireology had the opportunity to share this new product release with several automotive publications. Automotive News – Hireology Tool Seeks to Make Hiring Faster and Easier. After hiring, dealers can manage payroll, human resources, attendance and benefits. >> See below for an overview of the Q&A.

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Obsolete Recruiting Processes Contributes to High Employee Turnover at Auto Dealerships

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Employee turnover in the automotive industry has long been an issue. The automotive retailer position with the highest turnover rate is the sales consultant, with an annual turnover rate of 71.9 Second, automotive retailing is going through major industry changes, which is putting pressure on sales staff earnings.” 27, 2015. [2]

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5 Takeaways from Cox Automotive’s 2019 Dealership Staffing Study

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Cox Automotive recently released its 2019 Dealership Staffing Study , which surveyed 1,200 individuals about their work-related challenges, priorities and expectations. Survey respondents included a mix of employees already working in dealerships, others working in different industries and job seekers.

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Future Proof Your Dealership with a Strategic Staffing Plan

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Additionally, dealers’ business benefited from, among other things, consumers’ shifting car buying and mobility preferences and favorable OEM financing and incentives. Evolving consumer tastes and demands, plus rapidly changing technologies have led to a dissonance between automotive customers and dealership employees.

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10 Things Driven Job Seekers Expect from Your Dealership

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Unemployment is at a historic low , many dealership roles have high turnover rates and few job seekers are interested in retail automotive careers. . Additional information about candidates’ fit for your open roles can be uncovered later on in the hiring process – through prescreen surveys, skills tests, interviews and more.