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Being a Resident Advisor is a full time job. I know this first hand from being a Resident Advisor at the Glenwood Apartments. As far as I know, the job here at BYU includes holding weekly meetings with the residents in my stewardship, attending activities that my residents are invited to, being an example of keeping the rules, as well as helping others keep the rules too, locking up a few nights per week and being a friend and mentor to my residents. That being said, on a deeper level, it is so much more. Being a Resident Advisor is about going the extra mile. Reaching out to those in need and being mindful to care for everyone so that no one slips through the cracks. Resident Advisors are mentors to their residents, they are there to give advice, to be friends and to set an example of Christ- like attributes for others to follow. A Resident Advisor must tactfully correct with love when others are in the wrong and help them to feel good about keeping the rules. By being obedient, social, and loving, I can reach out to my residents to serve them and help them to have a positive experience at BYU.

I was hard working on that job it felt great helping the tenets with there packages. my job was to write and input, the tenets packages in the computer. who's it from and also the room number and who deliver it from any post office company that come at our window from within the working building
and some times we have to always bring up to them. I didn't only do that I also did errands for the mangers. they send me to get items for the super for example:the super would tell me to get him a key made for him for the tenet at one the shops in the city around the blocks so I walk there and the company pays them some times they give me money if the store is not partner with that store. I even go to the tenets room to pick up there rent money and give is to my superiors immediately. they also have deil store build inside the building where i can get food. this place was one my favorite place I use to work in I hope find job like this one again or something even better.

A typical day at the office is greeting clients, directing them to the right resource, routing calls to the appropriate people, paging out appointments and inquiries to rental agents via Microsoft word, updating rental reports and traffic reports, tally and record weekly expenses for agents.

My co-workers are the best because they are congenial, humorous, diligent, compassionate, bright and supportive - we are a reflection of each other!  

The most enjoyable part of my job is interacting with my co-workers and meeting new people such as walk-in clients.  I also enjoy meeting the children of walk-in clients.

The most challenging part of my job has been the minutiae tallying of expense receipts for the agents, but I can get used to that too.

For anyone reading this feedback working here should just be a stepping stone for something better. They do not value your efforts and you will be dispensable at all cost. they all have been there for 20 plus years and dont even acknowledge eachother. Only working there for X amount of months and found a better opportunity, i was told to kick rocks for doing the right thing by giving my notice. Very unprofessional. They dont even say good morning, good afternoon, its as if you do not exist. The staff are AMAZING. But a few superiors are the WORST. They will use you for convenience and make you feel as if they are doing you a favor. Of all my jobs this is by far the very worst company. Very unprofessional. Please be very desperate to work here.

Depending on the work force. You make have a toxic crew or a really solid bond family where Human Resources is  not too helpful and instead will transfer you into another building  in a case against union members. Management gets switched out  from Buildings  time to time  causing less morale. If you get along with the  workers with seniority, you will really  shine: if not ,  they look at you as if you  don't know what you're doing most of the time and give you the  non- wanted tasks.  What i enjoyed working in here was  the Onsite Managers welcoming personality and the  Residents you work for are  nice and warm. 

It’s a family owned company where there is no opportunity.  You are told you cannot take vacation time when you want it.  You have to contribute to your health plan. No raises and commission structure has not been upgraded in years.  

Say good bye to you’re parents, spouse, and friends because you will never be off to see them working evening, weekends, and 1/2 days on holidays.  

If you have no life and just need money to eat, pay rent, and transit, go for it.  Good luck. 

When I was with the company as a temp porter I mostly had a good experience. Somedays they were bad but it happens. For me I love working and moving every second so this was a great job when it comes to that. I would say as a temp you probably won't get a full time job because when I tried for a full time job my contract "expired" 2 days later and i was let go. Very suspicious but whatever, pay wasn't bad but I would say porters do need more pay for the amount of things I had to do. Doormans don't do much and they get paid the same as porters. Overall the buildings I worked at was great besides 1 which I won't mention for certain reasons.

This is a very MOM & POP run business.
A lot of the VP's have been with the company for years and are very set in their ways. Mirco managing is the worst part about working here! you are not allowed to us your cell phone or have it out at all! they will walk behind you to look at your screen to be sure you aren't on the web or online shopping. if you want to feel like your in daycare this is the job for you! HR also isn't confidential! please beware they talk about your medical and private information to the higher ups! this has happened to me and others. Only good thing about working here was the weekly pay!

I worked for Glenwood Management for 3 years. In those three years I was denied my religious rights and forced to work a shift that caused me to have little to no time for my self. the management team was more like a dictatorship and the supervisors made the work environment hostile by being unprofessional and pitting workers against each other during disagreements. when I became ill and needed more than the given time off, it was not granted and i was greeted with extreme hostility when i pursued more options from higher management.

Opening the door for tenant and guest, hailing cabs assistant's residents to depart. Received packages from FedEx and ups and delivered them to the resident or kept safe until arrival. Monitored CCTV cameras, examined I.D. The use of computer skills "Building Link" and data entry.  Management administered to staff and building in a very professional setting. Great atmosphere for staff. The hardest part of the job dealing with inclement weather. Greeting the tenants every day making them feel happy with a smile.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Porter 6 salaries reported	$21.89 per hour
Handy man 5 salaries reported	$30.99 per hour
Packager 1 salary reported	$17.00 per hour
Door person 5 salaries reported	$21.90 per hour
Security guard 20 salaries reported	$20.61 per hour

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