Survey, dealers yelling mad...WOW<br><br> IF my
salesperson did his/her job then the merit of a perfect
survey would follow. I personally found it very unlikely
that I'd get a bad survey when I was in sales before
management......why? Because I first of all didn't try to sell
everyone, didn't push....figured someone if they didn't buy
then would be back if I gave them a reason to come
back. After a brief introduction to their new car I
would go front to back over and over the car before
delivery. Once again doing a complete walk
through........salespeople out there will say sure, sure on that but IF you
work your plan and plan your work you can make things
happen. That is how I survived during lean
times....previous customers! Naysayers will say what about the big
sale, no time to prep a vehicle, no detail,
nothing.......did you do all that while a tent sale was going on
(first of all I hated them and went on strike, stayed
behind at the dealership and SOLD MY BUTT OFF)....my
answer NO (If I did go to a sale), I communicated with
my customer. On the survey ONE question refers to
"did you take delivery the same day"......to
salespeople and mazda it is no good to not spot deliver a
car. So all you had to do as a salesperson is go over
the survey BEFORE the mail box gets the official one.
The factory provides CLEAR explaination on the
delivery sheet that we are all supposed to get and is
signed by both customer and salesperson.......GUESS
WHAT......it is almost, I say almost identical to the dealer
survey. Then to compliment the delivery sheet there are
copies of the survey in each salespersons newbie packet
with tips. The tips say to go over the survey and ask
if there are any questions. Old timers at the
dealership took the product tests and got a book
automatically annually and attended seminars to promote product
satisfaction.<br><br>END PART 1