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TVH Parts Co.

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TVH Parts - Anonymous employee TVH Parts Co. Employee Review

3.0
Jan 9, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

A friendly, team-focused environment that was full of people willing to lend a hand whenever possible.

Cons

The salary did not seem to be particularly competitive. There's a promise of upward mobility but there wasn't enough action to make good on it.

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TVH Parts Co. Response
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Thank you for your feedback. TVH believes in teamwork and I’m glad to hear your interaction with the people was a good experience. We also value communication. I’m sorry to hear your concern regarding salary was brushed off. The company is committed to offering a competitive total rewards package, including salary. It is our practice to review and compare salary best practices across the markets that we serve and make appropriate adjustments based on the information we gather.

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