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Walser Automotive Group Launches Women’s Resources Network: What Other Dealers Can Learn

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Walser Automotive Group, a dealership group with more than 20 locations in Minnesota and Kansas, recently announced the launch of its Women’s Resources Network, the first group of its kind in retail automotive. Beyond the women’s resource network, Walser is committed to building a strong, diverse team.

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How to Create an Inclusive Employment Brand to Attract Women in Automotive

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The Women in Automotive Conference wrapped up earlier this week, and each year, the conference gives automotive industry leaders the opportunity to come together and discuss empowering and developing women in the industry. But the industry still has a long way to go to attract more women and make the workforce more diverse overall.

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Elevate 2020: Week 3 Recap

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Our 4th annual Elevate conference came to a close this week with a final keynote speech delivered by Adam Robinson, Hireology’s CEO and co-founder, on the applicant sentiment, followed by a panel discussion with Michelle Harrow , the Head of Recruiting for Twitter, and Bob Lanham , the Head of Automotive Retail at Facebook.

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Hireology CEO Presenting at Automotive News Leading Women Roundtable

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Automotive News is partnering with Bank of America to host a dealership roundtable on Tuesday, September 18 in Dallas. A segment of the roundtable will focus on women in the workforce and Adam Robinson, co-founder and CEO at Hireology, will share an overview of the latest women in automotive trends. Build an Inclusive Employment Brand.

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Hireology COO Julie Brinkman Featured in Automotive News Piece on Women Impacting Dealerships

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Automotive News released a special supplement on March 13, focused on “Women Impacting Dealerships.” As part of the feature, Automotive News spoke with Julie Brinkman, Chief Operating Officer at Hireology, who shared her expertise about attracting and hiring women in automotive. Build a Strong Employment Brand. “A

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Women in Automotive: How to Conduct Interviews Free From Inappropriate Questions

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And with dealerships facing staffing shortages – fewer than 1% of job seekers would consider working at a dealership – dealers need to make more of an effort to ensure their employment brand and hiring process are inclusive and open to women. Who will watch your children? Why, being a woman, would you want to be an engineer?

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Why Dealership Employees Are Critical to the Car Buying Journey

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Automotive dealerships spend a significant amount of budget on advertising to attract qualified consumer leads and, as a result, sell more vehicles. Maintain a Strong Dealership Employment Brand. would consider working at an auto dealership, according to The 2017 Cox Automotive Dealership Staffing Study.