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Is Automotive Service Advisor a Good Career? An Updated Guide for 2024

Automotive Training Centre

If you’re searching for a career path that combines both interests in a rewarding, secure position, look no further than the automotive service advisor role. Due to significant economic changes in recent years, you may wonder whether service advisor training is the right decision for you in 2024.

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The Importance of Confidence When You Complete Service Advisor Training

CATI

Hello, future service advisors! If you’re considering a career in the automotive industry and are considering service advisor training, then you’re in for an interesting automotive career full of opportunities. Confidence builds customer trust after service advisor training.

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How to Become an Auto Mechanic Apprentice in Ontario: A Step-By-Step Guide

Automotive Training Centre

The profession has evolved significantly with advancements in automotive technology, making continuous learning and adaptability critical traits for success. Many positions in the automotive industry are filled through referrals and word-of-mouth, highlighting the importance of making connections and maintaining professional relationships.

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Isn’t It Time We Rethink What a Master Level Technician Is?

AutoShopOwner

With a limited number of vehicle brands to learn, it didn’t take long to become proficient in all areas of automotive repair, from engine mechanical, drivetrain, electrical, steering, suspension, and all other systems. Everyone employed in the automotive industry should feel proud of the work they do. That was back then.

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The Evolving Automotive Customer Experience

AutoSuccess

With all of that in mind, I propose that dealers revisit the foundation of every automotive service department customer interaction: “the initial appointment communication.” This severely limits the ability of those representatives to properly query a customer that calls into the dealership with a service request.