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1 out of 1 Unifi Reviews

April 02, 2009
“ Unifi - a Good Company in a Tough Market ”
Sales Manager in Greensboro, NC
Good Company, Very good management. Facilities and Technology are very good. Good management at all levels in both manufacturing and sales. Management is very candid and open about the company, the...

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