PAHR (we call it the Boston pronunciation of “PAR”) is a simple 4-step process that we developed to help organizations improve their hiring processes and increase their hiring and retention success. In 2013, we decided to create a process that captures much of what our company offers and give our clients some choices they can make to fit their differing needs. Throughout the process, you will find options for you to use in your organization.It is not meant to be all inclusive, but rather a starting point for you to create an effective plan.
SOP #605 – PAHR (Prepare – Attract – Hire – Retain)
SOP #609 – PAHR Process Word Doc
Here is a clip from our Management Process Workshop, which is available exclusively for YNR members! Our group discusses how to use the hireMAX Job Pre-Planning form. This is a great tool for hiring new recruits. In fact, Norm Bobay’s well crafted document is an essential tool for recruiting any auto repair shop team members!
Brian begins by reviewing the some members only library content. Specifically, he takes us to Gary Gunn’s interview with Norm from our People in Overdrive section. Alongside the video interview are a series of document links. Brian reviews the Planning Form, then quizzes our members on their search for a new Service Writer.
He points out some of the sections in the form that could help the members on the call. Our members also give great examples of “hard” and “soft” skills which are necessary for certain jobs.
So many important skills go into being effective team members in the automotive industry. A lot of them may not come to mind until you start filling out the form. When filling out the form, do not overlook factors like basic communication skills, simple math, and computer knowhow. Even if you are hiring a mechanic or technician, these are crucial.
Plan your hiring process so you can build the right team!
Do not go into your hiring process blind! Sit down and take the time to consider all the factors you should in order to screen in the right hire. Perhaps more importantly, you will need to know how you can screen out the wrong ones! Prepare for a few minutes before you advertise the position. That will help you avoid many headaches later on!
Calm = Confidence, and coaching groups build confident managers! This meeting was packed with valuable information for both Auto Repair Shop Owners and their staff.
Brian begins by reviewing the some members only library content. Specifically, he takes us to Gary Gunn’s interview with Norm from our 
