Do you have a female Service Manager in your dealership?

What are your feelings towards them?

You can make multiple choices.

 

Also dont see a place for them in repair shops like Sears and such. Or in the underwear section of a dept store!

bob

 

Did we just take a Time Machine back to 1900 ????

 

Oh wow, this is gonna get ugly fast I'm thinkin'.

Just remember, it's 2007 not 1807...women are allowed out of the kitchen once in a while

For a serious answer, no, none of the HD shops I go to have female service managers. If they did it wouldn't bother me in a the least as long as she knew the product/parts sufficient to do her job. Then again I require that of the male service managers, knowledge of product/parts. If they don't know I don't come back, fairly simple math.

Wolf, somebody needs to hide Kirby's chair<g>

 

One of the shops here in town has an Asst. Service Manager who is female. She's not only cute (sexist remark I know; my apologies ladies), but she knows her stuff and is as deserved as any man to be in that position.

Provided they are capable and know their stuff, I have no problems whatsoever with female service managers. Hell, based on the male service managers I've encountered, they sure as hell couldn't be any worse!

 

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usmv16, you should've clarified better in your subject line. I filled the poll before reading your first thread! I thought you were asking if Female Svc Managers were ok!

Personally, I would love to see women in the underwear section. (Been reading too many Penthouse Forums I guess....)

 

I don't have one at the local HD shop, but I could care less. Like someone previously posted, my only requirement for SM (or any other profession)is they know what they hell they're talking about. I know a gal who was a better wrench on outboard motors thana lot of the men. I grade on competence, not on the sex of the person in the job.

 

I would not care if it were a robot as long as my bike was fixed at a reasonable price.

 

I never use any service departments, but a couple of the dealers I go to do have females behind the parts counters and they have been very helpfull and knowledgable when I have questions. I know many folks that have had their bikes serviced poorlyby men. I don't think being male automatically makes someone a better service manager.