It’s been a crazy year, but we’ve all learned something. One of those things is that training matters now more than ever. Even though the methods may be changing the need for solid technical and management training remains acute. Vic Tarasik explains to ShopOwner editor Doug Kaufman that virtual training can offer many of the same benefits of in-person education – potentially at less cost.
Dealing with warranty return headaches starts with fixing the real failure first.
The auto care industry in the US is a significant part of the economy, generating nearly $480 billion in revenue and employing millions of people. However, the industry also faces a high rate of parts returns, with nearly one in four auto parts being returned. This is a costly and wasteful issue that needs to be addressed.
The perception may be there’s nobody out there to work, but really they just don’t know how to get connected.
Finding great employees is critical, but even more important? Keeping the great ones you already have.
In this SOS podcast episode, Roy Niemi explains that solid hiring can be complicated.
In this podcast episode, Doug Kaufman and Clint Cooper continue their discussion about catalytic converters.
Harvey Firestone’s legacy of innovation lives on in his great-grandson’s efforts as an entrepreneur.
EV maintenance, tax credits and social networks affect knowledge and interest in EVs.
All training sessions are free and will be captured on video. Certificates of completion will be provided.
A reflash power supply is not designed to jumpstart the vehicle.
