server

cook

housekeeper

resident care associate

senior server

Grace Management, Inc.

Grace Management is in a bit of a trap with their current workload situation. They pay too little to hold onto good employees long term but just enough to bring in either hopeful young in-experienced workers, or old and warn down ones. This lead to an inbalance of too many trained, efficient employees leaving as soon as they have a chance to find something that pays fair market for their sevices and too few new people who are capable of holding their own. This has lead to their senior employees being overworked to cover the slack for the high turnover/lack of good new talent. This also leads to tensions as people in different departments/roles try to hide their faults and or falsely blame others for any errors that are made. Its like walking on eggshells when dealing with a lot of the property management team especially. Its a constant struggle to deal with overly ambitious  people in minor leasership roles and or warn down entry level employees. Most issues end up being a repeated self fulfilling prophecy as the same types of stressful issues pop up every month causing tensions and anxiety for all that are involved.

Where to begin? As far as the actual job then it was an okay experience. If you don't have patience then don't take the job. If you are a woman then be cautious of the short dishwasher/food prep. I say this because he harassed one of my then co-workers but since he had a large tenure, the management swept it under the rug and relocated the girl instead of taking action. The cook or chef is very unclean and tries to flirt with the workers as well. It's kind of sad knowing the place only tries to take as much money it can get from the elders. But, if you're okay with those things then Acacia Springs is the place for you!

I worked as a Property Accountant. I was responsible for the Accounts Payable and Property Management of five properties and the Financial Reports for four properties.  This included General Ledger reconciliations, bank reconciliations, and review of the Executive Summaries written by the Executive Directors of each property.

I gained valuable experience reviewing and producing financial reports.

I worked there for four years and outlasted four employees being terminated who were hired before I was.

When you call them on their stuff like not washing  their hands. Nothing is done. And you are looked at as the bad person for speaking up.i wasn't going to write a review.but basically am..every bad revir6 here I notice is true. I work here I believe aug or Sept 2020...I got out of here quick. A few days I worked long enough to sed see people not washing their hands and supposedly the other works  who didn't see my confrontation with management  was defending the cook I was saying don't wash hands..I don't care if other coworkers  believed me or not....anyhow management  no good place should be investigated and shut down.....so much going on in that kitchen and place it's so sad..........


Don't buy into the "Grace management culture" because that actually means double standard. Save yourself the headaches and being lied to. Definitely don't become a salaried employee because you will be expected to work 7 days a week to fill the 20-30 vacancies and staffing needs. Growing with Grace management requires the following skills: ability to lie, make unethical decisions, lie about numbers, stab people in the back to climb your way up, mislead activities. no wonder there is crazy turnover. 

One of the best attributes of this position is the Residents.  Particularly when you enjoy working with Senior Citizens.  They have a lot to offer.  They can be entertaining and loving.  
A typical day involves working with fellow Directors to achieve the goals of Resident Satisfaction.  Also included is basic paperwork including paying invoices and collecting rent checks and depositing them in the general operating account.

Very quiet, we work very hard, some OT is required during certain times of the month, deadlines are crucial.  Staff is friendly and we like to have fun sometimes too.  Adjusting from a smaller company to a medium sized company, some policy changes and work environment changes need yet to be made.

This company has a potential to be good.  However, they lack in figuring it all out. Instead, they spend so much time trying to blame people for not doing a job that top management should be doing. There is no communication and there is no support to community leaders. They place people in regional positions that have no qualifications and no clue how to manage, coach, and train community leadership. The company reputation is tainted and will never recover. Reviews don’t lie. 

A typical day at work starts out as chaos, some days there are not enough employees to fill all positions, that puts extra work on the employees that that are at work, management will not hold employees responsible for their actions, the seniors that live here are paying good money and should expect respect and decent employees, trust in the employees there is none, budget before senior care.

A typical day at work can be busy and full of surprises. The work environment changes everyday depending on what residents we are working for and with. Management communicates well with me and is open to being flexible with my work schedule. The most difficult part of the job is dealing with residents who are rude or need a lot of care and the most enjoyable part of the job is when staff plan events and treats the employees to fun activities, games, and food!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Server 3 salaries reported	$15.00 per hour
Cook 2 salaries reported	$18.50 per hour
Housekeeper 9 salaries reported	$15.33 per hour
Resident care associate 1 salary reported	$16.00 per hour
Senior server 8 salaries reported	$14.88 per hour

Working at Grace Management, Inc.: Company Overview and Reviews

Grace Management, Inc.

Grace Management, Inc. Ratings

Popular jobs at Grace Management, Inc.

Salary Satisfaction

Job Seeker Tools

Employer Tools

Browse

Stay Connected