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Position Purpose:
The District Installation Manager (DIM) is responsible for the install customer experience by leading a team of associates to ensure sold jobs are managed effectively across the life cycle of the job, post-sale. This includes ensuring the effective execution of the Pre-Installation Inspection and Job Site Inspection processes, managing completing of job movement activities, and driving service and warranty programs. The DIM will oversee associates to effectively manage job flow processes including scheduling, completing job movement tasks, opening and closing services, and communicating with customers. Managing the PII and JSI processes includes performing audits of contracts and measures and conducting site visits with the team to improve overall effectiveness. The DIM will address escalations or questions pertaining to contract scope adjustments, customer escalations, and job expense approvals such as customer concessions and Service Provider add-labor charges.
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For California, Colorado, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Nevada, New York City, Ithaca (NY), Westchester County (NY), and Washington residents:
The pay range for this position is between $70,000.00 - $95,000.00Job details are sourced from the employer's original posting.
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Working at the world's fourth largest retailer mixes the best of many worlds: cutting-edge technologies meet real business needs meets real customers who spend billions of dollars at our stores in North America. What is it like to work at The Home Depot QuoteCenter? We were a startup once upon a time and much of our startup culture still exists: the agility of a small operation, the impact that comes with being a leader in our industry. Our developers use the latest open source technologies to build new products that facilitate 9-figure project sales at The Home Depot. We invest proactively in our people. We sponsor developer events, including .Net Fringe, NodePDX and PADNUG, and our developers headline workshops to teach Portland-area web developers how we use cutting-edge technology to solve real world problems. The mission of the QuoteCenter product team is to radically reimagine the shopping experience at Home Depot utilizing the latest web technologies and data tools.