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Good people - Anonymous employee GP Flooring Solutions Employee Review

4.0
Jan 2, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Good place to work and good people to work for. Great support staff in place to help with the work.

Cons

Work can be stressful in the busy summer months which is mitigated by the helpful support staff.

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5.0
Oct 17, 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

They work with you to address any concerns you may have.

Cons

It's a company experiencing exponential growth so there are some growing pains although the leadership team does their best to plan and mitigate them.

1.0
May 24, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Independent thinking not required. Yes men are welcome! No need to prepare questions for meetings - 100% of talking done by management, i.e. Abby.

Cons

Not much. As long as you're okay with company lawyers. Management helpfully has their lawyers write and re-write rules, contracts and bi-laws to help navigate any actions you attempt now or any future career choices you might consider. They make it very easy for employees to start a flooring career here without any pesky choices needed to be made later about possible employment changes. 5 year non-compete contract helps simplify the process! Build a career here... and if you choose to leave...just start from scratch in a new industry. No need to waste resume space with flooring experience.

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GP Flooring Solutions Response
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Many members of our team regularly share how happy they are to be a part of GP Flooring Solutions. We have a once-a-week 20-minute team huddle when we stand in a circle — and first we go around and each share personal and professional good news, before we do company updates. Then anyone who has a shout-out to share about an awesome colleague gives that appreciation. At huddle yesterday nearly everyone’s personal good news was how much fun they and their spouses had at our holiday party and how good it feels to be a part of a fun and caring team. We do have a couple former employees who did not fit into our team culture, which is all about doing the right thing, working hard, and having fun. At our weekly huddles and monthly all-team meetings, there are four or five different people who speak to the entire group with updates (beyond everyone sharing their own news). At all-team meetings, at least half of the time is spent in break-out groups so that teams are working together and sharing their thoughts and ideas with each other and then reporting out to the entire team. When someone joins our team, they sign a standard document that are typical to any business. We strive to continually grow and improve, and I meet with each and every person on the team individually on a regular basis to get their ideas about how we can be better.
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