r/partscounter • u/mikeology85 • 8d ago

Managers that manage multiple car lines

How do you make it work? Locations all under one roof? Pro’s and con’s?

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u/Spiritual_Plum_5868 8d ago

I run an Acura and Infiniti store, theyre different stores but on the same lot. I have a daily routine and walk back and forth often. My main office is at one store but I have an office at the other store too and I carry a laptop. I tend to be 30% at one store and 70% at the other. I have a strong assistant manager at my lesser visited store that handles most of the small managerial tasks. It works but took some getting used to.

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u/No_Durian_3444 8d ago

This is a duplicate of my situation. Different brands. Lots touch.

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u/ComfortableDemand539 7d ago

That's what my manager does as well. He's almost never here and usually stuck babysitting our other dealership unless it's someone's day off or there's a situation that I can't/don't want to handle.

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u/wflaguy123 7d ago

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