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Automotive Service Advisor – Retail Auto Care Center

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walmartRiverdale (NE)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$37000 - 47000 per year

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About the role

Join Walmart Inc., a leading multinational retail corporation, at our Auto Care Centers, where we strive to deliver expert service and advice to our customers. As a Service Writer, you'll be the bridge between our customers and our expert service technicians, ensuring that all auto care needs are addressed efficiently and professionally. This role is pivotal in maintaining customer satisfaction and driving our success in automotive services. Greet customers and interact with them to understand vehicle problems and services required. Advise customers on necessary/suggested services and estimate the cost of repairs. Write up customer's vehicle problems accurately and clearly on repair order. Manage workflow and documentation from initial customer interaction to final completion of vehicle services. Follow up with customers on service status and ensure timely completion of work. Handle customer queries and resolve any issues with service. Maintain a high degree of customer satisfaction through in-depth knowledge of services, management of expectations, and clear communication. Strong communication and customer service skills Knowledge of automotive servicing and parts Ability to work with computer systems used for automotive service management Attention to detail and the capability to manage several tasks simultaneously Problem-solving skills and ability to negotiate Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k ASE Certification (Automotive Service Excellence) is preferred Valid driver’s license

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