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The Product Specialist Job Description Blueprint

Hireology

According to the 2020 Cox Automotive Car Buyer Journey Study , an individual spends an average of just under 15 hours shopping for a new vehicle, 10 hours of which are completed without ever entering a dealership. Let job seekers know this key difference in the job description and post. How to Post Your Job.

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Overcoming the Auto Industry Branding Problem

Hireology

Send an anonymous survey, talk to folks one on one or host focus groups. And you can point to your EVP in your job descriptions, on your career site or during interviews to showcase your value as an employer to job seekers. A great EVP includes: Compensation: What salary range will you commit to offering?

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10 Things Driven Job Seekers Expect from Your Dealership

Hireology

Unemployment is at a historic low , many dealership roles have high turnover rates and few job seekers are interested in retail automotive careers. . Given these challenges, now more than ever, it’s critical for your dealership to meet job seeker expectations and sell qualified talent on the opportunity joining your team presents.

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By the Numbers: Friday, September 22, 2017

BountyJobs

million job openings in July per the Labor Department, some employers are getting creative to solve hiring woes. A survey from CareerBuilder found that of the 2,000 companies surveyed, almost 50% of them had trouble finding qualified candidates – up from 41% in 2016. in automotive, computers and telecommunications.

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What Diverse Talent Wants in 2024

PowerToFly

For PowerToFly’s fourth annual What Diverse Talent Wants report, we surveyed 600+ professionals across backgrounds and identities about what they need to see from their existing and prospective employers — in terms of practices, benefits, professional development opportunities, work cultures, and more — in 2024.