Retention Advisor

Ruxley
3 weeks ago
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Our Client, a leading car manufacturer are currently looking for a Retention Advisor to join their business based out of their Sidcup Dealership. 

As a Retention Advisor you will make outbound calls & emails to our clients customers who are nearing the end of their finance deal, you will be engaging with them to discuss what vehicle would suit their needs moving forward. The main aim of the call is to get them booked in to see a Sales Executive at one of our retail centres, where they can discuss the vehicles in more detail and take them on a test drive.

This role would be ideal for anyone with an interest in the Automotive industry, or an experienced Sales/Customer Service Advisor looking to increase their OTE. Our client is happy to train but wants people who are driven and tenacious. It offers a great basic and fully uncapped commission!

About the role
Communicate with the customer in a variety of chosen methods
Thorough planning and communication with the Sales Executives to ensure that our clients customers have the best test drive experience
Provide a tailored handover experience for each customer, ensuring customers have had a full introduction to all specifications available within their vehicle
Give them all relevant information around our client’s current vehicles and offers
Demonstrate the most suitable options to the customer, understanding and adapting to their requirements and encouraging them to experience the product through test drives or alternative experiences such as virtual tours etc
Working with colleagues and other teams across the Centre to provide continuous improvement and a seamless service to all our customers
Demonstrate the most suitable options to the customer, encouraging them to experience the product
Provides accurate information at all times for all customers including timely and accurate communications leading up to their vehicle delivery
Deliver great customer service at all times
About you
Superb communication skills
Excellent levels of customer service
Computer literate
Have experience in Sales/Customer Service over the phone (ideal)
Precise planning and organisational skills
Work efficiently under pressure and to set targets
Be polite, friendly and persuasive
Have excellent rapport building skills
About the company
Excellent basic salary
Fantastic career progression
Uncapped bonus scheme based
Fun, friendly working environment
Great working environment
Market leading benefits including healthcare, pension, childcare, life assurance and company lease scheme
About our client
Our client is a leading car automotive dealership in the UK specialising in Japanese brands, they currently employ over 500 people across 11 retail dealerships and are looking to expand even further.

What’s next?
If you’re an automotive professional looking for a role with realistic career progression within a business that promotes positive change and development, then this is the role for you. Apply online now or contact our Recruitment Team to find out more. 

Ref: INDJEM

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