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Communicate and respond to customers, adjusters, and PDR team in a timely mannerBe accessible by phone and participate, as necessary, in the on-call schedule. It is challenging to make customers happy when faced with a traumatic event, but you will love being a Restoration Project Manager if you take pride in your work and have fun while working with others.
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Collaborate with Product Manager and Delivery Lead and ensure implementation of PDR principles in product build. A highly motivated individual to be Software Reliability Engineer (SRE) within the Global Data & Analytics team.
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Automotive, growth, advancement, collision repair, collision center, auto body, autobody, body shop, I-CAR, ICAR, dent repair, PDR, paintless, bodyman, body man, body tech, bodytech, auto body tech, auto tech, collision tech, collision technician, dealership, apprentice, ASE, body shop, bodyshop, weld, welding, welder, frame tech.
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Provides oversight to ensure all PDR events effectively maximize sales potential and deliver 100% customer satisfaction. With 14 locations owned and operated in 4 states, Gibsons Restaurant Group spans 9 distinguished concepts including Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse, Hugo’s Frog Bar & Fish House, LUXBAR, Quartino Ristorante & Wine Bar, Gibsons Italia, Chi Sox Bar & Grill (on behalf of the Chicago White Sox), Hugo’s Frog Bar & Chop House (on behalf of Rivers Casino and Sugarhouse Casino), and The BOATHOUSE (on behalf of Creative Attractions.
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This includes recruiting, leading and developing people to execute the restaurants philosophy; fostering a positive, stable working environment for the employees; and building sales and controlling costs to deliver optimum business results for the stakeholders.
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