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Panco

It’s your typical property management company as far as responsibilities go, except the fact that they just do everything BETTER. It’s not a huge company like some of the older players in the game, which is good because due to the smaller size of the operation, they’ve built themselves an amazing reputation. You’re not a number here, you actually matter and can make a difference. Things don’t get swept under the radar like they do at larger companies. Management and culture are amazing here - it’s basically work hard play hard (as long as you do your job correctly and timely, which they do give you the tools and resources to accomplish this). The most enjoyable part of the job is the people here and the opportunity to make a difference in other’s lives. They don’t promote being a robot, rather doing things your way as long as you remain professional/proficient in your duties. 

I've had the privilege of being a part of the Panco family for over five years now, and I can confidently say that it has been an incredibly rewarding journey. Panco's dedication to excellence in property management is truly unparalleled, and it's something I'm proud to be a part of.

One aspect that sets Panco apart is its commitment to nurturing talent and promoting from within. After just one year with the company, I was fortunate enough to be promoted to a position that I love, which speaks volumes about Panco's recognition of hard work and dedication. This culture of recognizing and rewarding talent not only motivates employees but also fosters a sense of loyalty and camaraderie within the team.

In addition to one-on-one training, Panco also prioritizes group training sessions, fostering collaboration and teamwork among employees. These sessions not only enhance our professional skills but also create a supportive environment where ideas are shared, and best practices are learned from one another.

In conclusion, my experience with Panco has been nothing short of exceptional. The company's commitment to excellence, employee development, and customer satisfaction sets it apart as a leader in the property management industry. I am truly grateful to be a part of the Panco team and look forward to many more years of success and growth together.

Working at Panco has been ok. The team I work with are great and we have been solid. Main thing that I have a big issue with is the hours on Sundays. It is already difficult enough to spend time with family because of the fact that most of the time we are in the office but I do believe it is unfair that we still have to work Sundays but the company is inconsiderate of employees personal time outside the office a 12pm to 5pm takes away from being able to even see or spend time with our kids/family or to even attend special family events...
Of course the Pms and Apms and upper management do not have to experience these type of issues because they get to have their outside lives and have the opportunity to be with their loved ones. Even if they say they started where we are that has nothing to do with us now. That was the past what about right now. Times are different and we learned to value our time more and it feels like the company does not care unless it makes them money.  

Office staff also does not get any type of appreciation. There's Maintenance appreciation week but what about the office staff? We endure a lot of the emotional and mental exhaustion, it would be nice to receive some appreciation from management because with out the office staff the properties itself wouldn't be able to run.

What is the best part of working at the company?
my coworkers. The onsite team was great. The corporate side of things was absolutely horrible


What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything coming from corprate was metrics over merit. They used inflexible computer models to run their business. You could be the worst guy on site and have all the tenants dislike you and even cite you as a reson to not renew their lease, but if your metrics were good corporate loved you.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The environment was ok at your work location but the corporate culture was abysmal.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
You prioritize the computer generated work orders.
You complete work orders and routinely check the system for new ones.
You proactively walk your assigned area and address issues.
"Make Ready" Vacant units.
You are required to complete online "courses" Which are animated corporate videos with tests. This is several hours a month during your off hours and are not compensated with pay.
Rotation of being on call. You MUST respond and travel to the workplace 24/7. This is usually 3-6 times per on call week. You only get the time you were there and 1/2 hour travel time as pay for emergencies.

Once upon a time this was an incredible company to work for, but then something happened and the company culture really changed from more of a family culture to a drone culture. You no longer feel valued at this company and I still talk to present day employees there that hate it there but are stuck. It's really sad because being an employee for a long time, I thought I had more value to the company, but I was proven wrong. This isn't the worst company to work for, but it isn't the best either. I would personally suggest working at a local gas station if you want more respect because at the end of the day their culture talks about respect, but it's not always practiced. I wish this company would go back to their roots where they came from and realize those roots are what actually built them, not the dumb ideas they've been coming out with over the years. I wish them well though and hope they improve for the employee's sakes. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Really wasn't a best part. They were decent, but some employees tended to have bad habits and made mistakes and blamed others. They also didn't want to listen to other's who knew better and had done the job before them. I wouldn't recommend working for them. Very clique and pretty snotty. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The disregard for the employees unless you were part of the in group. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Clique and snooty. Not very accepting. Only care about money. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Listening to people tell others tell you how you were doing things wrong only for them to realize they were wrong. Never apologized and never admitted fault, but changed things when they realized.

My experience with Panco was very good. I was fortunate to be able to work with a great Property Manager, who made the workplace much better than it became after she left and the property was sold. At the time of sale, I was given the opportunity to work at another of their properties with a very good manager, and the only reason I declined was that it was an on-site position and would have been too long of a commute for my wife. I have not since had such a great management team and excellent benefits as were offered by Panco, and I'm grateful for the experience I gained from working with them.

Zero culture or values. Chronically understaffed. Zero support. High turnover and minimal training for new staff. Employees often work alone and have to cover weekends due to staff turnover. Pay is below average. Application process for residents abnormally difficult.  Software outdated and crashes on a weekly basis. Endless online training that has nothing to do with your actual job. Outdated policies and procedures which are constantly changing and convoluted. Employees not empowered to make even the smallest decisions for fear of getting scolded. Health insurance is unaffordable, and PTO is below standard. Overall toxic and mean upper management, don’t even pretend to care about their employees. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
Excellent organization. Open communication and collaboration through departments creates a great working environment. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The industry in general can be stressful, but Panco offers great support  to ensure proper resources are present to assist with any issues. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Collaborative and supportive. Strong leaders who genuinely care about the teams. Fun, friendly, inclusive and kind culture. .

As a newly Licensed NJ Real Estate Agent, this company does provide opportunity to learn and grow. Its too bad they aren't carefully selective when hiring their Property Managers. 
The Point has real potential to be great to both employees and residents however the current Property Manager changes that. 
This woman has single handedly ruined the careers and lives of her properties employees and residents. If I could give the management 0 stars I truly would. You may gain good experience with Panco as a company but stay far away from THE POINT at Fort Lee, NJ.

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