Enterprise
- Area Manager
Company Philosophy
Name our 8 Founding Values
- Our brand is the most valuable thing we own
- Personal honesty and integrity are the foundation of our success
- Customer Service is our way of life
- Enterprise is a fun and friendly place where teamwork rules
- We work hard and we reward hard work
- Great things happen when we listen to our customers and to each other
- We strengthen our communities, one neighborhood at a time
- Our doors are always open
Cultural Compass Points:
- Operations
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Workplace Quality
- Business Practices
- Public Affairs & Philanthropy
- Environmental Conservation
Importance: They drive consistency, build trust, support a strong workplace, and ensure long-term success while protecting the brand and serving local communities.
AWARDS:
Most prestigious awards include JTFV, DR EAA, and Chairman’s Award.
- Criteria:
- Jack Taylor Founding Value - Award for groups exemplifying Founding Values throughout a fiscal year.
- Chairman's Award - Exceptional performance across all business lines.
- EAA Exceptional Achievement Award - TSQi and Net Profit above Corporate Average.
- Criteria:
Current Group Qualifying Status: Qualifying in customer service and growth but need to improve net profit for EAA Award.
Recognition for winning:
- General Manager receives a plaque and the group gets $20,000 for community programs.
Mission Statement:
- Take care of our customers
- Take care of our employees
- Growth & profits will follow
- Be the Best Mobility provider in the World
GP68 Performance Philosophy and 4 pillars:
- Employee Development is the most important aspect.
- Always exceed customer expectations.
- Consistent execution of plans.
- Aim to be the best and win awards.
CORE AREAS OF BUSINESS:
- Customer Service
- Employee Development and Retention
- Days Earned Growth
- Profitability
- FY Goals:
- Customer Service: 90
- Employee Development: 100% one-on-one completion for all employees
- Growth: 10%
- Profit: OP $150
- Fiscal Year: August 1 - July 31
Customer Service:
- GP 68 Non-Negotiables: Rental Ready 100%, Open/Close Clean, Clean Car Log completion, and customer interaction behaviors.
- ESQi: Enterprise Service Quality Index, measuring customer satisfaction.
- Top satisfaction drivers include Transaction Timeliness, Vehicle Cleanliness, and Employee Professionalism.
- Three critical customer questions and importance:
- How was our customer service?
- Ensures continual improvement.
- Did everything go well with the rental?
- Understands customer needs for service recovery.
- Do you leave any belongings in the rental?
- Capture feedback for improvement and create lasting impressions.
- How was our customer service?
- Importance of a clean car: Reinforces commitment to customer experience.
- Customer alerts process: Managers get notified via email and follow up to resolve issues.
- Scale point analysis: Categorizes customer satisfaction levels to identify operational issues.
- Damage waiver dispute handling: Apologize for miscommunication, charge for one day only, investigate further.
- Rental Ready: Ensures quick transactions and enhances customer service.
- ARMS reservation guidelines: Contact required within 20 minutes.
DE Growth:
- GP 68 Non-Negotiables for Growth include revenue management and weekly marketing outreach.
- E-Plus benefits: Speeds up transactions, offers discounts, and improves customer experience.
- Employee actions for corporate business growth: Call inactive accounts and make targeted marketing appointments.
Profit:
- GP 68 Non-Negotiables for Profitability: Goal board updates, daily sales execution, and weekly GYST completion.
- Importance of profitability: Enables long-term growth and service improvement.
- Sales Wheel process: Upgrades and ancillary product sales to boost income.
- Income and Expense analysis: Monthly breakdowns of branch performance.
Employee Development:
- GP 68 Employee Development Non-Negotiables: Monthly one-on-ones and training completion.
- Core competencies for Management Trainee position: Persuasion, Leadership, Flexibility, Customer Service, Work Ethic, and Communication.
- S.O.S. Process: Show, Observe, Shape.
- Timecard approval expectations: 100% review and approval daily, addressing errors promptly.
- Personal relationship policy: Limits manager relationships with direct reports to avoid conflicts.
- EAP Resource program: Confidential support for employees facing personal challenges.
- Diversity: Enhances team performance and customer service.
Business Management:
- Most important Value: "Our doors are always open."
- Ethical issues handling: Managed by the Ethics Committee comprising GM, HR, Risk Manager, and Controller.
- Bad debt management: Aim for a goal of $5/car; proactive collection practices are essential.