leasing consultant

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Weidner Apartment Homes

The only downfall to this job is the pay.  Working in the rental office is very stressful, and most of the time it didn't seem worth the pay.  Working in property management is a very hard job and when it got hard, it was hard to find a reason to stay.  The benefits are good, you're basic coverage that every other company supplies, just the wage gap from the office staff to the service is kind of ridiculous.  Almost like retail pay.  The only reason I had to leave was because I needed to cut back hours to part time and they weren't able to oblige.  I probably would've had to move on because the pay just isn't worth the stress of the job and trying to pay bills.  The management was awesome and always had you're back when facing a difficult situation.  Everyone felt like family.  We always celebrated birthdays and what-not and go for lunches together.  Very focused on team-building.  I would definitely consider coming back.

I worked for this company for about 0ne year. In that time I found out your on thin ice for anything you do or say. If you disagree with anything management has to say, pack your bags, you will be gotten rid of. If you rent from them, you will be forced to leave. Who cares, pays lousy anyways, I got a job hauling grain for 3 times the pay I made at Weidner!
I met  Mr. Weidner at his apt. building one time, on one of his tours, he asked why the ceiling was not perfect, we are  talking about the whole length of the building. All cut up and patched because of repair`s. It would have to be all replaced. But he thought I should fix it. without replacing it.   Good luck to you all, but  for this job You Better Be A Yes Man!

Immediate Management only cares about when upper management comes to town and the money. They dont do full screening of their tenants (only a credit check, they dont care about previous renting history and they let in rediculous people). They dont care or stand up for their employees. You are just a number and you are replaceable. The lower management that they finally got in last year (we were without a direct manager for over 3 years) was only interested in firing you if you didn't fit the mold rather than guiding you. I worked for a Canadian Weidner so this is typical. They dont really care much about their Canadian properties or their tenants

I worked here at one of the smaller properties in Canada. The job was fun and easy, nice people. Good hours, the pay wasn't great but okay. There were a few downfalls, such as restraints from head office. To much unnecessary changes made almost weekly. As a smaller northern property it's like we were the bottom of Weidner, no real recognition from head office. The local office people were great to work for, but a lot of staff turnover in the year and a half I worked there because of the drama with head office. Rent discount was good but not much of a deal for our property. All over a decent place I guess.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Minimum wage is good starting $17 and weekends off. Fixed hour job 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
If you are a people person then it is for you. But if you don’t like interacting then this is not
Meant for you . 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
But stressful but that’s bearable 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Swarmed with resident complaint and handling some entitled people requests.

I worked in leasing for 3 years. The pay was not worth all the stress, tenants scream at you all day everyday. Head office makes changes to policy weekly but no one addressed the real issues. Very cheap, greedy, uncaring company. Will do anything to cut costs. I was forced to lease apartments infested with bugs, in filthy condition, no repairs or renovations done before moving people in creating a very stressful situation for everyone involved

It's nice to work with people who don't care where ever you came from and i love to work with the people who work not only if the boss are around, i mean they will work because they love their job. Its easy to work if your environment are happy, and the management are easy to talk with about your concern for the company growth. The hard part of the job i can think of maybe if the management promise something that they cant materialized.

During my tenure at Weidner, I received nothing but positive support. 

I was accepted for my position with no experience, and I was embraced with nothing but a positive attitude and encouragement to embrace my abilities.

Weidner provided me with the opportunity to grow, learn, and to rise to a new level of understanding of this business.

They are going to ask you to work above and beyond then pay little. They are not very considerate of your opinion, they only care about their own. Not a good place to work with. You have to be a YES person if you wanted to go along with them. Very toxic and only care about themselves. They will try their best to be cheap so they can have bonus for themselves. They are expecting for you to stay longer but not willing to pay for overtime. Not recommended.

Weidner investment services has a great manager in training program for graduates interested in property management. The company culture is really great and coworkers are amazing. The properties being managed are older and constantly need improvement. They also attract not the best clientele/residents because it is more low income housing.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Leasing consultant 16 salaries reported	$21.81 per hour
Maintenance technician 7 salaries reported	$26.29 per hour
Property manager 6 salaries reported	$58,583 per year
Service technician 3 salaries reported	$26.50 per hour
Painter 1 salary reported	$23.50 per hour

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