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TVH Parts Co.

Part of TVH Group

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Employee Centric, and Growing - Management TVH Parts Co. Employee Review

5.0
Jun 6, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

Private company with focus on employees and growth. Very stable industry that is typically not affected by economy downturns. Great benefit package with health, 401k, gym, etc... Have started in the last 2 years training leadership for succession planning. Growth from within. Current employees get first chance at new positions for promotions. As with any growing organization, some pains occur but the TVH group goes to great extent to make sure all employees are valued and communicated to. Yearly engagement surveys done with all employees which allows the company to focus on areas of improvement ultimately improving those areas.

Cons

Just growing pains. Acquisitions, new hires, training can stretch some thin. TVH is taking strides to address these issues with onsite training, process documentation and online document storage for each employee.

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5.0
May 18, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great coworkers and environment, wish I could have grown my career more.

Cons

No room for growth at Fresno office.

1.0
Jul 19, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Friendly and supportive coworkers who make the day-to-day work environment enjoyable. Sometimes get ice-cream

Cons

Hard work and strong performance often do not feel recognized or rewarded. There is a noticeable lack of accountability. Employees who consistently underperform or make repeated mistakes often face few consequences. Mistakes made by others frequently have to be corrected by coworkers, creating additional workload for employees who are already performing well. There appears to be a disconnect between upper management and warehouse operations, making employees feel that their concerns and feedback are not fully understood. perception of favoritism in promotion decisions. I observed multiple instances where employees with family ties to management were promoted, which made the process feel less merit-based.

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