Quick Lane Advisor
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Les Stumpf Ford
Appleton, WI, US
Summary
The Quick Lane Advisor is responsible for greeting customers, recording vehicle information, and providing updates throughout the service process. They must maintain a clean work area and ensure positive communication within the service team.
Job Description
QUICKLANE ADVISOR
Les Stumpf Ford – Appleton, WI
$16.00 – 19.00 | Hourly
Part-Time/Weekdays & Saturdays | No Holidays
Les Stumpf Ford has been trusted in the community for over 100 years—and we’re looking for a Part-time Quick Lane Advisor to join our team. We are committed to growing our Service Department with a forward thinking, dedicated Service Advisor with the drive and passion to continue building on a solid foundation while maintaining a positive customer service first attitude.
What You’ll Do
Greet customers in our Quick Lane Department
Record proper vehicle and customer information
Accurately relay vehicle updates with customer via phone, text or email
Provide excellent customer service during customer visit and follow up
Provide an active delivery process of vehicle upon customer arrival for vehicle pick up
Positive communication between Quick Lane team members
Maintain clean, organized work area
What We’re Looking For
Excellent communication skills
Customer service oriented
Valid driver’s license required
Basic computer skills
Reliable, team-oriented mindset
Previous experience not needed – will train a qualified candidate
Why Choose Us
No late nights.
Clean, modern shop
Consistent workflow
Strong team culture
Family-owned stability
Apply today and join a dealership built to last.
The Stumpf Story
It has taken Stumpf Ford over three quarters of a century to build our present public
image. Founded in 1921 by John H. Stumpf and John F. Hartzheim, Stumpf Ford has a
philosophy that the public is entitled to the best service possible in satisfying its
transportation needs.
On December 13, 1921, Calumet Motor Company opened for business in Darboy.
During that winter, customers hauled their “Horseless Carriages” into the shop for repair
with a team of horses. The following spring, the founding partners moved the business
by horse and sleigh to Sherwood, where they started the auto sales and service business
of Stumpf-Hartzheim Company. The partners worked with car franchises including
Chevrolet, Nash, Packard, Dodge and Plymouth.
From Sherwood, Stumpf Ford moved first to a new facility in Kaukauna in 1969, and
then to its present dealership in Appleton in 1972. The Company opened a second Ford
dealership in Neenah in 1986, Neenah Menasha Ford. In 1997, that store was sold to an
employee. The exclusive Ford heavy-duty truck facility, L & S Truck Center opened in
Appleton in 1989 allowing the West College Avenue dealership to be dedicated to the
sales and service of cars and light trucks.
Stumpf Ford opened a second used car center, Stumpf’s Value Center, on College Avenue
in 1999. A few months later the Stumpf Family opened two Car Credit Centers, one
located on Wisconsin Avenue in Appleton and the other on Jackson Street in Oshkosh to
meet the needs of those customers that have financial difficulty in purchasing
automobiles.
Today, over 89 years later we are proud to be in our third generation with the automotive
industry and our philosophy remains as it was originally founded. Les Stumpf as
Chairman, Corey Stumpf as President still lead this company in
providing total customer satisfaction through employees who provide reliable,
courteous, and ethical service to our customers.
Founded
1921
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Automotive
Org type
Privately Held
The Stumpf Story
It has taken Stumpf Ford over three quarters of a century to build our present public
image. Founded in 1921 by John H. Stumpf and John F. Hartzheim, Stumpf Ford has a
philosophy that the public is entitled to the best service possible in satisfying its
transportation needs.
On December 13, 1921, Calumet Motor Company opened for business in Darboy.
During that winter, customers hauled their “Horseless Carriages” into the shop for repair
with a team of horses. The following spring, the founding partners moved the business
by horse and sleigh to Sherwood, where they started the auto sales and service business
of Stumpf-Hartzheim Company. The partners worked with car franchises including
Chevrolet, Nash, Packard, Dodge and Plymouth.
From Sherwood, Stumpf Ford moved first to a new facility in Kaukauna in 1969, and
then to its present dealership in Appleton in 1972. The Company opened a second Ford
dealership in Neenah in 1986, Neenah Menasha Ford. In 1997, that store was sold to an
employee. The exclusive Ford heavy-duty truck facility, L & S Truck Center opened in
Appleton in 1989 allowing the West College Avenue dealership to be dedicated to the
sales and service of cars and light trucks.
Stumpf Ford opened a second used car center, Stumpf’s Value Center, on College Avenue
in 1999. A few months later the Stumpf Family opened two Car Credit Centers, one
located on Wisconsin Avenue in Appleton and the other on Jackson Street in Oshkosh to
meet the needs of those customers that have financial difficulty in purchasing
automobiles.
Today, over 89 years later we are proud to be in our third generation with the automotive
industry and our philosophy remains as it was originally founded. Les Stumpf as
Chairman, Corey Stumpf as President still lead this company in
providing total customer satisfaction through employees who provide reliable,
courteous, and ethical service to our customers.
Founded
1921
Company size
51-200 employees
Industry
Automotive
Org type
Privately Held
