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FHIA Remodeling

Now known as Renuity

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It's decent opportunity - Talent Acquisition Specialist FHIA Remodeling Employee Review

3.0
Jan 31, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

The company is flexible and allows SOME room for growth.

Cons

Management is a HUGE problem.. Leaders are not organized at all and competition is valued much higher than the team work the so much preach about.

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FHIA Remodeling Response
6y
Thank you for your feedback. In the TAS position, there is some room for growth, as it is entry-level. Because this is not a traditional position, our leaders are trained and promoted from within according to performance, attitude, and professionalism. It is a performance-based or competitive position, which is why it is valued. Teamwork is on the shoulders of each group member to get along and apply training effectively- management should not be micromanaging each person who has the tools and practice to excel. If there is an issue with leaders, HR is a few steps away, or you should go directly to the director or VP instead. We always practice an open door policy and have open forums among leaders. Regarding other departments and their turnover rate- that is the nature of most of entry-level marketing or sales positions. Actual management qualifications may help but do not guarantee success, which is why a lot of our company's growth is attributed to promotion from within and continuous training and development.

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5.0
Nov 19, 2025
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Pros

Good coworkers. Very organized company

Cons

Long days with sometimes not much to do

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FHIA Remodeling Response
7mo
Thank you for the 5-star review! We’re glad you enjoyed the relaxed, supportive environment and working with our team. Wishing you all the best in your next chapter.
1.0
Oct 8, 2025
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Pros

You’ll learn to handle rejection better than anywhere else. If you can sell here, you can sell anywhere. Great crash course in corporate buzzwords and “fake it till you make it.” Lots of practice smiling through unrealistic expectations. You’ll master the art of working under extreme pressure.

Cons

Unrealistic performance expectations and constant pressure to meet aggressive sales quotas. Product pricing is significantly higher than market alternatives, making closing deals challenging. Management often focuses more on numbers than employee well-being. High turnover due to burnout and lack of genuine support. Training can feel more like indoctrination than skill-building. Company culture prioritizes image and sales over authenticity and transparency. Limited work-life balance; long hours and late appointments are common. Communication between departments can be inconsistent or unclear.

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FHIA Remodeling Response
9mo
We're sorry to hear this was your experience. We take all feedback seriously and are committed to fostering a supportive and continuously improving work environment. We wish you the best in your future opportunities.
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