One of the biggest mistakes that PDR Technicians make is to appear overly confident or, God forbid, arrogant. While it’s true that you are in an industry that is relatively new and growing, don’t assume that your client knows absolutely
Probably one of the first things you will need to learn is how to deal with rejection. Rejection is a tough one, your first reaction is to get defensive, steer clear of this one. You can destroy your business with
The majority of students that we train are men; as such, men generally don’t concern themselves with sales techniques or communication skills. This is a very hands-on industry and as such, if you were working for someone else, you wouldn’t
You can choose to allow self-doubt to creep into your mind or you can choose not to. There are habits that you can develop that will channel your self-doubt into something productive. Many studies have been done on this subject,
There’s a trade saying that “There is no car that doesn’t have any dents to one degree or another.” Perhaps it could be argued that new cars don’t have any, but I can assure you, as soon as they drive
Yet another well known annoyance is when your car looks hot but your headlights are looking yellow. It’s almost as if someone sat on the inside smoking cigarettes. It’s that exact shade of yellow, the dingy, dirty horrible yellow. Even
I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, selling your services is perhaps the most difficult part of being a PDR Technician. Not because Pantless Dent Repair is difficult to sell, but because men who work with their hands,
There is no doubt that there are more people who don’t know how to sell then there are that do. Learning how to sell is a marathon, not a sprint. It takes time to hone these skills, so be patient
The marks inside of vehicles is where we are going with this post. If you have just graduated from “Dent Repair School”, and took the Total Recon Package number two or three, then you will be quite familiar with how
New cars are a dent magnet. It’s almost as if it’s the rule instead of an exception. They can be the tiniest of dents from a wayward rock or pebble, or even worse, they can be a really big rock
