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3 contributions to Service Leader Academy
3 days left in the month. What are you doing with them?
This is not the time to coast. This is not the time to look at where you are and decide it is good enough. This is the time to dig in and make these last three days count more than the first twenty seven. Every call you have been putting off. Make it today. Every declined recommendation sitting in your WIP. Follow up on it today. Every missed appointment you have not chased down. Pick up the phone today. Every customer you promised a follow up to. Do not let the month end without honoring that. Three days is more than enough time to change the story of your month. Approvals that are still sitting as nos. Customers who said not right now back on the third who might be ready right now. Relationships you built this month that you have not circled back on. The advisors who finish strong do not wait for the month to be over to reflect on what they could have done differently. They use the time they have left. You still have time. Go use it.
1 like • Apr 28
building a pipeline, prepping for new month, and attacking the drive. waiting for tow ins.
The Most Underappreciated Position in the Dealership
Walk into almost any dealership in the country and ask the service advisor how they were trained for their role. Most will laugh. Not because it is funny — but because the answer is almost always the same. They were not. They watched someone else do it for a few days, got handed a login and a desk, and were expected to perform one of the most demanding customer facing roles in the entire building. Think about that for a second. The person responsible for managing your customer relationships, communicating repairs, handling complaints, driving revenue, and representing your brand — trained by nobody. No curriculum. No standard. No blueprint. Meanwhile the industry wonders why customer satisfaction scores struggle. Why advisors burn out. Why the turnover in service is so high. The answer is simple — we have never invested in the people who carry the drive. That changes here. Service Leader Academy exists because this position deserves a standard. A real one. Built by someone who has lived this role from the ground up and believes that when you invest in your service advisors — everything else follows. If you work the drive — this was built for you. What is one thing you wish someone had told you on day one? Drop it below. 👇
2 likes • Apr 9
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Service isn't Sales
A reminder for everyone starting their shift. We aren't here to sell repairs. We are here to provide the information our customers need to make an educated decision about their second most expensive investment.
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James Rocha
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Rocha, James

Active 32d ago
Joined Apr 9, 2026