Letter of Recommendation-David Murphy
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David Murphy, the DOT Compliance Manager at TForce Energy Services Inc., wrote a letter of recommendation for Jo Lewis. In the letter, Murphy praised Lewis' efficiency, organization, willingness to help others, and ability to work well with different departments. Murphy stated that Lewis is a valuable asset to the company and will be difficult to replace due to her professionalism, skills, and courteous personality. He offered to answer any additional questions about Lewis' qualifications.
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Letter of Recommendation-David Murphy
- 1. David Murphy DOT Compliance Manager 6143 S. Willow Drive, ste 320 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 720-214-6426 dmurphy@tforceenergy.com Subject: Jo Lewis letter of recommendation Date: March 24th , 2014 To whom it concerns: I have had the opportunity to work indirectly with Ms. Lewis at TForce Energy Services Inc. Although she reports to another manager in our office, Ms. Lewis demonstrates efficiency and organization that helps everyone in Tforce Energy Services Inc. accomplish day to day responsibilities. Ms. Lewis is always available to assist in areas that affect the company, and is a tremendous team player. The work she does is professional and accurate, and she is always providing requested information in a timely manner. She works hard to help every department and has become a valuable asset to DOT Compliance, even though her primary tasks concern Fleet Management. Because of this willingness to bridge areas of concern, Compliance and Fleet work hand in hand successfully. The energy business has ups and downs, and while I understand her concern for future stability and financial reasons to pursue other opportunities, Ms. Lewis will be difficult to replace. She is well liked in the office, and always courteous and responsive to customer needs. Ms. Lewis would be a tremendous asset to any company seeking someone with her professionalism, skills and personality. If you have further questions concerning Ms. Lewis and her work ethic and abilities, you may contact me. Very Sincerely, David Murphy DOT Compliance Manager TForce Energy Services Inc.