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Rob Hamilton has had experience at every level of the sales department. Although he has been the architect of re-built finance departments and sales departments as a General Sales Manager, Rob has always had a fondness for the sales manager position that allows for more direct contact with sales consultants.
“Managing managers has its rewards, but it doesn’t seem to provide the same direct and immediate impact that the sales manager/consultant relationship can give you.”
His study of sales training began in 1991. Throughout his time on the sales floor, he absorbed as much information from various philosophies as was possible.
Other than Saturn facilities, quite a large number of dealerships adopted the One-Price concept in the early nineties. His dealership converted to One -Price only months into his career. It reverted to negotiation a couple of years later. So, fully versed in the structure of that No-Hassle, No-Haggle philosophy, he also had the more common negotiation-based sales training as a background.
After getting a start as a floor manager, Rob moved into the Finance Department at a high-volume (250-300 unit/mth) facility and learned that vital aspect of the sales department in the late 1990s moving into the early 2000s. As the progression and advancement began, he never forgot the sales consultant.