Be seen but not heard - Anonymous employee PartsSource Employee Review

2.0
Jan 25, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good resume builder. Provides tools and resources for basic phone and email skills. Fast-paced environment, learn how to work under pressure. Flexibility (when it's convenient for them). Most employee's (including some management) are humble, fun, hard-working and honest. They were only reason I stayed as long as I did.

Cons

As long as you are on time, keep your mouth shut and don't voice your opinion...EVER you will be (for the most part) left alone to be over-worked and receive mediocre pay and benefits. Confrontation is avoided from almost all employees, including most of management and talking behind people's backs is standard. All of the long-time employees are very unhappy and will tell anyone, including management that the only reason they are still working there is because the company may sell one day and they will receive a large sum of money. It is disturbing because the 'long-timers' are some of the most amazing people I have EVER met and are stuck working for this soul-sucking company. I am hoping the company sell's soon so they can all leave this negative environment. Their computer system is outdated and they should be working out of SAP to be compatible with most of their customer's. THE MAIN REASON I LEFT WAS DUE TO PARTSSOURCE POLITICS AND FAVORITISM. A few other con's; micromanagement, negativity, poor communication skills, keep people around who suck up and yet don’t perform, thinking only about short-term results, VINDICTIVE and false hopes of advancing.

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5.0
Jul 20, 2026
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Pros

Team members are welcoming & invested in helping new hires get oriented, which makes onboarding significantly easier. Managers are genuinely focused on helping you succeed from the start. Boundaries are respected regarding travel expectations, roles & responsibilities- what you sign up for is what you get. The culture is notably strong & positive, with leadership actively seeking input & feedback from individual contributors before launching new initiatives. This makes people feel heard, valued, & recognized. The company maintains an inclusive, accepting approach to new team members, & there's a palpable sense of being in growth-mode, which creates energy & opportunity across the organization. Cross-functional collaboration is strong, and we continue to build on it as we scale.

Cons

Onboarding processes are being revamped, which reflects a strategic priority as the company has scaled faster than documentation & systems could keep pace. Additionally, PartsSource has historically operated with disparate systems across different functions & segements- a challenge we're actively addressing by unifying under a single integrated platform, which is both necessary & underway. As a fast-growing organization, there's an expectation to adapt quickly & juggle competing priorities as they emerge. This requires flexibility & comfort with ambiguity, which isn't for everyone, but is the reality of a high-velocity environment.

5.0
Jul 14, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

I've spent a long stretch on the Technology team here in the Hudson office, and PartsSource continues to grow, change, and evolve in a genuinely positive direction. What stands out most is leadership. They partner with and actually listen to the employee base, and they stay focused on strategic growth rather than short-term noise. The mission, "Ensuring Healthcare is Always On," isn't a poster on the wall. People here understand it and take pride in it, and that shared sense of purpose shapes the culture. Work-life balance is respected, the culture is collaborative and supportive, and there's real, continuous opportunity to learn and grow. It's been an exciting run, and I'm looking forward to what's ahead.

Cons

Growth is fast, both organic and through acquisitions, which brings occasional growing pains as the company integrates and figures things out. Part of the tradeoff for the momentum.

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