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As our Customer Service Manager, you will be responsible managing all sales and margin generating activities of our sales associates, ensuring that the sales floor is properly set and that the staff is properly engaged to provide a great customer experience, all while creating and nurturing our culture of integrity, inclusion, musical passion, and respect.
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As an Entry Level Customer Service & Sales Manager, you will be driven by daily, weekly, and monthly sales goals while maintaining a weekly pipeline. Entry Level Customer Service & Sales Manager Position Overview: As an Entry Level Customer Service & Sales Manager, you will have the opportunity to learn about the corporate world and have the chance to achieve financial success while receiving extensive training.
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KPMG is currently seeking a Manager, Software Lifecycle Console Manager & License Desk Service Delivery to join our Global Procurement team which is part of KPMG International organization.
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As a Service Manager, you will manage the servicing of company and customer equipment in a timely and effective manner. is seeking a Service Manager. Reporting to include: - Equipment due for service - Fleet status Reporting - Equipment Service Record Reporting - Open work order report - Warranty claim summary report - Inventory management - Parts & merchandise detail reporting - Financial and historical trending - Service department financial summary - Shop foreman performance tool - Work order chargeback - Halt report - Open PO report - Tech paid hours vs.
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As Service Manager, you’ll be the operations lead for your store’s Service Center—and you’ll be the one who’s ultimately accountable for all decisions relating to workflow, staffing of mechanics, and KPIs to ensure every customer has the best experience.
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