Despite working long hours and staying up-to-date on the community, take time to work towards your personal goals. Time spent working hard will further your career.

If you want something, go for it. Take every opportunity that is presented to you. Live it. By doing that, you’ll be on the right track toward achieving your goals.

An extra few hours of planning per week or remembering a personal detail about a customer are just a few ways to take your service from good to great.

Understanding your role and looking for ways to continually improve are key.  

Planning for your retirement is important, but it’s also important to have a plan in case of an emergency. Your business depends on it.

The key to the technician shortage could be showing under represented groups in the industry, such as women, examples of success stories.

Taking on more than her fair share of responsibilities hasn’t stood in the way of office manager Tee Clunas making her shop a success.

By creating a line of succession, owner Judi Haglin has been able to prepare her staff for her departure and free up time to give back.

Is it time for repair shops to reinvent themselves?

A dedication to ethics and customer services keeps service advisor Devon Leman’s sales high

Raymond Martinez

Technician

West Escondido Automotive & Transmission

Alex Whitney dedicates his daily schedule to improving operations for employees and customers. He broke down that approach for Ratchet+Wrench.

Kris Cesena
Owner
Auto Medics