Temp F&I Service Partners With Jobs Posting Board
In an effort to maintain a high level of quality performers, www.NeedaFinanceManager.com has announced a long-term advertising commitment with Automotive Job Placement site www.GoDirectJobs.com.
Boston, MA – With the need to reward top performers with well deserved time off, experts say the demand for Temporary F&I Managers is approaching critical mass. In an effort to maintain a high level of quality performers, www.NeedaFinanceManager.com has announced a long-term advertising commitment with Automotive Job Placement site www.GoDirectJobs.com.
Needafinancemanager.com provides two specific services: It allows experienced F&I managers to own a protected territory of dealers to service with qualified F&I professionals, and it also posts for temporary opportunities for talented individuals who would like to see what the temporary market is like.
“If someone is contemplating a move to another area of the country, they can sign on as an F&I temp to see how they can adjust to the cost of living in the new location before they commit to a permanent move,” said Jack Matthews, marketing director of needafinancemanager.com.
Dealers use the service to maintain high profitability in F&I during extended absence, vacations, vacancies, or even for special events. “It’s also a great way to see if there is a fit for long-term employment with each temporary placed without the high fees associated with placement services,” Matthews said.
GoDirectJobs.com is an exclusive job-posting site for the automotive industry. Dealers can post jobs while individuals can post their resumes in search of jobs. There is no cost for the basic service, which includes a one-week posting. Prospective employers and employees can find only auto sales and management-related positions with dealerships and related companies.
Needafinancemanager.com provides temporary F&I placements for dealers of all sizes and locations. It also offers an opportunity for experienced automotive professionals to own a specific territory. F&I professionals can register on the site and specifically list their own available times from as little as one day a month to becoming a full-time temporary F&I manager.
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