Hard work - Director of Maintenance TLC Management Employee Review

4.0
11 May 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good culture. Happy employees on site.

Cons

A lot of work. Structure needs work.

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TLC Management Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave your review. We appreciate your feedback and strive to continually improve our processes and procedures. This ensures efficiency and provides our team with a sense of accomplishment. We appreciate your part in this.

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5.0
20 May 2025
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Pros

Opportunities for growth and leadership. Every day brings something new and there is never a dull moment! Bonuses, Bonuses, Bonuses !!! We have a strong and hilarious team. I get to serve a purpose ( helping people solve problems fulfills me).

Cons

We’re growing, which occasionally brings growing pains, but I’m excited to be part of the progress. Really, it’s hard to find anything negative. I’m grateful to be part of a company that supports and challenges me at the same time.

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TLC Management Response
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Thank you for your review. As our company continues to grow, the contributions of our team members are essential to our success, supported by our ongoing development efforts. Strong leadership is vital to this process. We appreciate you being a part of our team.
2.0
23 Jan 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Opportunities may be better for those based in the Suburbs or North regions, where criteria for success appear more balanced.

Cons

Lack of Professionalism: Compared to larger firms, the environment feels unpolished. Professional language and conduct are often missing, particularly among some higher-ups. Culture of Gossip: There is a heavy reliance on workplace gossip rather than clear, professional communication channels. Regional Disparities & Politics: While some regions operate fairly, others are dominated by self-preservation. Some leadership figures prioritize maintaining their own status over team growth or stability. Favoritism over Performance: Career longevity and evaluations seem to be based on personal relationships rather than actual performance metrics. High turnover in specific regions is a direct result of this "who you know" culture. Limited Growth: There is very little room for upward mobility, and job security can feel precarious if you are not in the inner circle of leadership.

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