Dealer's mentorship program cuts turnover by making workers' lives better

On their lunch hour, workers share goals and aspirations. For many, the program has been life-changing.

October 29, 2022 04:00 AM

About four years ago, leaders at CMA's Valley dealerships in Staunton, Va., started asking employees about their personal and professional goals in an effort to get to know them better.

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