ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!!!! DAY 1 of elving around
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ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!!!! DAY 1 of elving around
View full poll questionWe were honored earlier this month at the Lamborghini Dealer Annual Meeting in Rome, Italy. Lamborghini Dallas was named the most successful Dealer in America in the Sales category. We would like to thank all of our team members and clients who helped make this happen.
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Join the conversation on December 6th as WrenchWay Co-Founders, Jay Goninen and Mark Wilson, run through the results from our 2023 Voice of the Technician Survey. Together, they will dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly of what the report revealed so we can all learn and make our industry a better place.
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We are looking for a Detailer and Porter to join our team!
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Here we grow again... and we are looking for a Technician to join our team!
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Great food at our Thanksgiving pitch-in.
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We’re having an internal debate over here at WrenchWay, and we could use your help to settle the score…
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Something I don’t think is talked about enough is working on non-automotive applications. I originally started on automotive then moved to equipment like forklifts, golf carts, scissor lifts etc. i enjoyed it much more than automotive bc it was hourly and got to be out on the road. If you have a good personality and don’t like working flat rate, equipment work may be for you!
View full postWe love this time of year at our shop! Do you put up a little cheer in the customer waiting area for the holidays?
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In November, Sheehy Hyundai of Waldorf participated in a food drive for the local community. But, we're not stopping there! The Toys for Tots toy drive is well underway and we are looking forward to helping children in need!
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Town Nissan is feeling the Christmas spirit!
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We are a true team! Mary is but one example of a great team member who uses all her resources to make the client happy. Does playing for a winning team matter to you? Apply today!
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We are a true team! Mary is but one example of a great team member who uses all her resources to make the client happy. Does playing for a winning team matter to you? Apply today!
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October Monthly Tech Rewards Dinner ( OHJAH JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE)
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To answer this question, we asked a couple of our younger technicians in the shop, Daniel and Josh. They think getting involved earlier could be beneficial - making sure kids know that obtaining a college degree isn’t for everyone and that there are other options out there! We need to change the perception of society (and some educators) on a technician’s career. We should normalize going into the trades and be honest … you do NOT need a college degree to make a good living. Kids should know the advantages to a trade career, especially as technicians! So, with that said, we think it is important we show kids what it is like being a technician in the automotive industry. They should know the jobs are in high demand right now, that the pay is excellent (and increases as knowledge and skills expand), that there is paid on-the-job training and mentors are on site to learn from, that your skills you learn are lifelong, that it’s a very rewarding career, and that the career involves a lot of problem solving. A lot of people don't realize the successes being a technician can bring nor the opportunity for growth and career advancement. We would also love to see manufacturers getting more involved at the Middle school and Highschool level as well as freshly out of Highschool and Trades School (or any secondary school). Some manufacturers provide discounts on tools for aspiring technicians that are learning the trade, but we wish they would do more for technicians once they are in the industry and trying to get established as a new technician.
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