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Vorderman Volkswagen; do the right thing and treat people with respect


First week at Vorderman Volkswagen
by Ken W. Button


A few weeks ago I had reached out to Vorderman Volkswagen about doing some Internet consulting and marketing work within their Internet Department.  To my delight, we were able to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.  Last week was my first week working here at Vorderman Volkswagen and I’m impressed, to say the least.  The first thing I did was spend a few days getting to know the people here at Vorderman and I’ve been met with kindness and enthusiasm from every individual on the team.  
My impression of this dealership?  This is a highly trained and dedicated team with two very fundamental and extraordinary traits; do the right thing and treat people with respect.
There is a culture here at Vorderman VW which is unlike any dealership I’ve worked with or visited in the past.  This culture is best described as family.  The owners Reg and Connie Vorderman have assembled a highly competent, high moral character team.  Reg and Connie explained to me during my interview and hiring process that this organization is about more than just solving the automobile needs of customers, it is also about providing great people a stable, consistent and lucrative career with excellent benefits.  “Great customer service and support starts with the people in an organization, we've done our best to ensure the people here are the right people.” - Reg Vorderman

Vorderman Volkswagen is a full scale automotive dealership specializing in the sale and service of new and used Volkswagen vehicles.  Additionally, Vorderman Volkswagen provides a plethora of other pre-owned makes and models for sale.  Furthermore, Vorderman Volkswagen services all makes and models of vehicles.  
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Location: 5811 Cross Creek Boulevard, Fort Wayne, IN 46818, USA

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