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Location: Carlisle
Franchise: OMODA & JAECOO
As a Business Manager at Park's Carlisle, you will be a dynamic and forward-thinking professional as you build ongoing relationships with our customers and your team. If you are a self-motivated leader, who can offer excellent customer service, then we can offer you an exciting opportunity to join our successful team in Carlisle.
As a Park's Business Manager You Will Receive
- Company vehicle.
- 30 days holiday per year.
- Full manufacturer product training and accreditation.
- Support that will allow you to fulfil your potential whilst building a career for life with a reputable company.
- Vehicle, parts and servicing discount.
The Right Person Will Be Required
- To facilitate the sale of finance and insurance products for customers.
- To ensure the highest level of customer satisfaction is achieved.
- Meeting with or speaking to all customers who are in the process of purchasing a new or used vehicle in order to qualify their eligibility and suitability of available products.
- Monitors overall department performance.
- To deliver customer service and support in line with Consumer Duty and to Treat Customers Fairly.
- Maintain and develop good relationships with customers by meeting and exceeding their expectations.
- Collect relevant Management Information (MI).
- Ensures that all Park’s Motor Group policies and objectives are followed.
- To complete and maintain their required training at all times.
- Report to General Manager & Brand Franchise Manager.
- In return for your best efforts and commitment, we will reward you with an industry-leading remuneration package and a real opportunity to develop your career into the next step and beyond.
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As a Park's Motor Group employee you will receive:
- Access to the Company Pension Scheme
- Colleague Introductory Scheme
- Industry leading discounts on purchases on new and used cars
- Death in service benefit
For You And Your Family
- Discounted Servicing
- Subsidised car purchase scheme
- Employee Assistance Programme
- 24/7 remote GP
- Medical second opinions
- Unlimited mental health support
- Physiotherapy help and advice
- Savings and discounts on shopping
- Financial and legal support
- Wellbeing assistance
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