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Ensures achievement of CSI/NPS targets. Housing a total of 14 brands on our 65 acre campus in Dublin, Ohio. Our product line-up includes Audi, Bentley, BMW, Ferrari, Jaguar, Lamborghini, Land Rover, Lotus, Maserati, Mini, Porsche, Rolls-Royce, VW, and Volvo.
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Minimum of 3years ofexperience with proven CSI. As a Service Advisor, you will own thecustomer’s experience in the service lane and are the first point of contact for the client as it relates to their vehicle status, repairs and diagnostics.
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Provide steady leadership and communication with the team and customersFacilitate training and guidance for the Service departmentCoordinate with OEM reps and updatesManage the CSI programs for new and used productsProvide department reports to managementCollaborate with management and other department leads to improve customer service What you Bring.
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