The F&I Manager performs a number of vital functions, including reviewing and confirming the agreed-upon sales figures, preparing salespeople to confer with customers about needed services or products, consulting with customers to determine their wants and needs and presenting products to fulfill them, obtaining credit approval, and preparing delivery documentation. Throughout the process, the Finance Manager must practice strict legal compliance and ethical behavior. The F&I Manager works in concert with the dealer principal and/or general manager to determine which lenders and suppliers of finance products will best be able to meet the criteria set by the Finance Department. Most of the F&I Manager’s job requires interaction with the customer. After establishing a rapport with the customer, the finance manager reviews the customer’s credit application and credit report and discusses the available finance options to meet their needs. Once the financial arrangements have been finalized, the Finance Manager prepares the delivery documentation, including the preparation of the loan documents, DMV paperwork and other legal forms required by state and federal regulatory bodies. The F&I Manager also utilizes a menu to present available product options to the customer, counseling them based on what was cultivated during the initial customer interview. This efficient and effective process also builds strong CSI, as customers appreciate knowing about the wide range of protection products available to them, such as credit insurance, extended warranties, anti-theft devices and appearance protection kits. At this point, the Finance Manager is responsible for disclosing to the customer all aspects of the sale, including finance charges and interest rates. The Finance Manager must maintain a high Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) with the dealership’s customers, as required by automobile manufacturers. The F&I Manager often leaves a lasting impression on the customer.

A Business Development/Internet Manager's main job involves carrying out promotional and sales activities for the organization on the Internet along with fostering community relations and branding the company's online image and presence. Provides relevant information online for prospective clients, direct clients and other relevant stakeholders to the necessary resources. Some activities are carried out through social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, blogs and microsites.Coordinates Internet sales activities and works hand in hand with other departments within the organization to set sales goals and ensures they are achieved apart from preparing sales forecasts. Prepares the sales budgets and ensures that the budget is adhered to and makes projections of Internet sales revenues. Responsibilities also includes managing the company's website to ensure that customer and sales efficiency is improved online. Provide updated information online and is required to research on the Internet and form partnerships or links with other stakeholders on the Internet such as the webmaster and other website owners

A Director of Admissions is a sales and marketing professional. Responsible for and oversaw all aspects of student recruitment and retention. In addition, marketing the school to the external community, establishing admissions policies and ensuring each class is filled with the appropriate number of qualified students.Also develops and implements all admissions goals and strategy, working closely with the leadership of the college. Helps to develop and maintain a marketing campaign that relays the school's mission to prospective students. Recruiting and hiring team members for the admissions department is part of the job. Establishes quotas, administers performance reviews and terminates employees when required. Working closely with the heads of every educational department as well as the financial aid team ensures that the admissions process runs smoothly.

The Armor Crewman works as part of a team to operate armored equipment and fire weapons to destroy enemy positions. During combat, their role is to operate tanks and amphibious assault vehicles to engage and destroy the enemy. Tanks like the M1A2 Abrams use mobility, firepower and shock effect to close with and extinguish enemy forces.Duties performed by Soldiers in this MOS include:Assists in target detection and identification. Places turret in operation. Determines range to target. Prepares range and sketch cards. Operates main gun controls and firing controls. Adjusts fires. Boresights, screen and zeros main gun. Fires main gun. Loads, fires, clears and applies immediate action on machine guns. Operates tracked and wheeled vehicles over varied terrain and roadways in combat formation and armor marches. Uses and responds to oral commands and visual signals. Maintains orientation in moving vehicle by comparing terrain with maps.