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The December R3 Excellence Award goes to Luis Jimenez. Luis has been with us since November 2019. His pride in the job is evident in the quality of his work and the praise he receives from community managers. He gets along well with his team and performs his duties with excellence, exemplifying the 3 Rs in his friendly and professional attitude and his thorough work.
Praise for Luis:
“Luis, thank you for your exceptional hard work and flexibility. Your commitment to Respect, Reliability and Responsibility sets a remarkable standard and inspires the entire team. Your readiness to assist in all our services profoundly impacts the team and our success. I truly appreciate everything you contribute. Thank you!” – Alfonso Morales, Field Services Manager
” Luis is an excellent ServiceTech that goes above and beyond. He takes pride in everything he does and embodies the 3 Rs. You can see that by hearing the amazing praises he gets from the community managers and supervisors. Luis does not hesitate to help with challenging communities.” – Julio Lopez, Route Service Supervisor
” Luis Jimenez is a great ServiceTech who takes care of our building’s trash rooms and containers. I hope the company sees this and they keep him!” – Jesus Villarreal, Maintenance Supervisor at Aria Apts
“Luis is professional and reliable. He consistently does a great job with superb accuracy.” – Resident at Westbrook HOA
A Word from Luis:
“I enjoy working for Strategic because it is a reliable and trustworthy job. I feel comfortable with the people I work with. I’ve always felt supported by the company. In my free time, I like to spend time with my kids and be involved in their activities. I enjoy having breakfast with my family on Sundays. Something you might not know about me is that I have a son with autism, and I enjoy spending time with him. My favorite memory while working at Strategic is when Rick, Sergio, Elmer and other ServiceTechs went for the first time to Villa Siena Apts, and the elevator got stuck. We called for help, and the community manager had to come with his maintenance team to rescue us.”