A satisfying job checks a group of important boxes. You belong. You are challenged. You are supported. You contribute to a meaningful mission. Colleagues trust your judgment. You love the culture. You’re paid well. You’re excited to go to work.
Paul Davis Restoration is indeed fortunate to check these and a lot of other boxes for the company’s very talented team members. They aren’t shy about saying exactly why they have found their happy-work home.
Customer connections, says Bridgette Holbert, Compliance Manager in the Reconstruction Mold & Mitigation department at Paul Davis of North Dallas, Texas.
“Two customers come to my mind right away,” Holbert says. “I received the first notice of their losses and our relationships grew from that initial call. We went on a meaningful journey together. You hear where they came from, who they are and what they went through. What a wonderful moment and how rewarding it is to hear their gratitude, that sigh of relief, that exhale as the project ends and they are back to normal.”
Pride, says Mary Carter, Lead Mitigation Technician at Paul Davis of Muskoka, Ontario.
“I live by the core value, ‘take pride in what you do,’” Carter explains. “Nothing can compare to the satisfaction of seeing a homeowner get their home back in pre-disaster state. Most didn’t believe it could be done because it’s hard for them to see past the devastation. Fortunately, we can and I’m so proud to make that real for customers.”
Teamwork and reliability, says Matt Phillips, Project Manager Paul Davis of Greater Birmingham, Alabama.
“My wife and I started doing foster care about 15 years ago and we’ve hosted 63 children,” Phillips says. “Our Paul Davis office is like a family, too, from management all the way down. I know I can call them anytime for help and they know they can call me. We’ll be there for each other, no questions asked. I can count on people and they can count on me.”
Leading the way, says Diego Mora, Manager, Emergency Services (Mitigation) with Paul Davis of South Bay, California.
“Often people we meet have never experienced anything like the disaster they are suddenly going through,” Mora says. “They don’t know where to turn or what to do or how to move forward. And we do know what’s next, what to do. That is incredibly comforting to people who are experiencing the worst times in their lives. I get a real sense of accomplishment from being able to help them.”
Caring deeply, says Hallie Kennedy, Contents Technician with Paul Davis Halifax in Nova Scotia, Canada
“We handle every item with the same attention and care, no matter what it looks like or seems to be,” Kennedy explains. “It reassures owners to know that we never discard anything without thorough communication. Even if technicians can’t fully restore an item, sometimes the homeowner still wants it back because it has sentimental value. On one recent project, a woman wanted to keep a very damaged chest of drawers made by her husband, who was deceased. We cleaned it up the best we could and she cried when she saw it.”
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