5 Jobs That Use CSI The Most

Jobs that use csi the most include service/parts director, desk manager, and new car inspector.

Rank	Job title	Salary	% of all skills	Job openings
1	Service/Parts Director	$70,295	9%	37,962
2	Desk Manager	$75,140	9%	45,871
3	New Car Inspector	$27,624	7%	24,956
4	Internet Manager	$76,605	6%	94,330
5	Auto Service Advisor	$44,706	6%	83,278

What jobs use CSI the most?

Master Chrysler training level achieve.
Manage all parts and service operations at large dealership, including sales, CSI, inventory, quality, and budgets.
Project lead successful JCAHO certifications for 26 campus and community-base physician offices.

Most common skills for service/parts director:

Provide leadership and direction to facility management and program owners while motivating and interacting with employees to achieve continuous improvement.
Maintain POS transactions and hotel budget.
Shred patient information to comply with HIPAA regulations.

Most common skills for desk manager:

Enhance dealership reputation by accepting ownership for accomplishing new and different requests; exploring opportunities to add value to job accomplishments.
Maintain high customer satisfaction level, excellent CSI scores.
Certify by Chrysler in new car sales as well as commercial sales.

Most common skills for new car inspector:

Manage multiple team members to process leads from service customers and rescue sales in order to increase CSI metrics.
Handle leads for Chevrolet, Kia, and pre-own vehicles.
Co-Creat and manage a successful internet department for a young Honda dealership.

Most common skills for internet manager:

Used SQL queries to report, analyze, and manage the ongoing Y2K research progress.
Plan new landscape builds including Linux parameters and settings, coordinating with installation team and guiding/documenting the install procedure.
Master certify ase and gm.

Most common skills for auto service advisor:

Updated December 28, 2023