PartsSource reviews

There is a certain level of animosity within some groups. I think this comes from merging so many businesses together where some of the legacy folks aren't happy about the changes.

The day I interviewed onsite, an ambulance was wheeling an employee out of the building on a stretcher—probably one they supply and fix. At the time, I didn’t think much of it but soon found myself suffering too. The writing was on the wall from the very beginning. PartsSource is just another in a long line of a companies that makes false claims to operate on set of meaningful core values when what’s on the surface is not really what’s underneath at all. PartsSource core values are really just words on a wall. Not real values backed by proof, integrity or in practice. To be successful at PartsSource, you'll need to follow the drone playbook. Blend in. Put your best fake smile on. Walk on eggshells. Kiss executive egos, and applaud the dog-and-pony show. Whatever you do, don’t act like an owner, and definitely don’t challenge the status quo. Those willing to be someone else’s version of themselves may find some soul sucking success here, but those who value real people, real connections, purposeful work and an environment where they are valued and supported for being their true authentic self, will not find a rewarding career here. Other notes: - .net windows shop with very little mac support - Behind the times with very little interest in changing - Not an actual tech company and very little innovation - Moving their .net mess to an SFDC solution - Service company with very little value because every hospital or medical practice can just as easily manage their own medical device, equipment and parts services