1. Sean's Mechanical Solutions

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Neenah, WI

Sean's Mechanical Solutions

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Auto engine repair

Routine automotive maintenance

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I am seriously in the market to spend hundreds of thousands on a motorized RV so I simple drove…read morethrough their lot today and a guy came running out and forcefully motioned to roll my window down and strongly scolded me for not being with a sales rep in their lot. Well if that's how you treat a prospective customer I can only assume it gets worse after purchasing. I will have take Kunes off my list and will look elsewhere.

I'm extremely disappointed by the disconnect between the values Kunes Automotive Group promotes and…read morethe way employees can actually be treated. Kunes talks about caring for families, valuing its employees, and supporting their well-being. Those values are difficult to reconcile with decisions that result in drastic pay reductions for long-term, hardworking employees who have dedicated significant time and effort to the organization. A reduction of approximately 40% in someone's compensation isn't a minor business adjustment. That kind of decision can have a major impact on an employee and their family, particularly when that employee has worked hard, taken on significant responsibilities, and remained committed to the company. Companies certainly have the right to restructure and make difficult business decisions. But how those decisions are communicated and how loyal employees are treated in the process says a great deal about an organization's culture. If a company chooses to publicly emphasize family, employee well-being, and caring for its people, employees should be able to expect those values to show up when difficult decisions are made--not just when they are convenient. Unfortunately, our experience has left us questioning whether the values Kunes (and Mike Coyle) promotes publicly are truly reflected in how employees are treated behind the scenes.

Sean's Mechanical Solutions - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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