porter

utility worker

call center representative

residential sales

plasterer

Riverbay Corporation

What is the best part of working at the company?
Steady work up until the pandemic. The boss was nice and put you usually in your post where you were able to get to know people in the building and create a rapport with them. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Having to find a decent bathroom was an issue at times and having to work split shifts, meaning one building on arrival and after meal break, work in another building to cover other people 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Friendly for the most part. Sometimes having to deal with negative attitudes from people.  

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Clock in, a short roll call, go to your post. Check call boxes on designated times and days, log in your book. Open the door if someone who lived in the building  needed help. Casual conversations with people who lived in the building.

Coming into the position, the office staff were positive-minded and sympathetic to the learning curve of on-boarding. They are immensely kind to one another, including the new hires, with a healthy awareness that we are all human and willing to improve. The downside is that although the immediate department is welcoming, the overarching company will not budge when it comes to limiting our resources and technological needs at the expense of our customers. We are stuck wanting to provide the best service we can while making do with broken equipment, under-staffing, and lack of guidance or structure for larger projects. You will need to be at peace with what is out of your control to make the best of working here, but you will find solace in good people who are in this together with you.

In Riverbay we always start off the day with a pre-dispatch meeting to determine what needs to be done. Afterwards we gather whatever equipment we would need and continue on with our day. The day revolves around mainly dirt and a lot more dirt. This job isn't for everyone I must admit, but one thing I realized about some of my co-workers is that this is something they love to do.

 I've learned how to take care of planet earth from a more up close and personal perspective. 

The supervisors/managers make the work environment very relaxed. If you don't work however, you will be punish. 

The hardest part of the job is also the most enjoyable part as well. Making Co-Op City look good. During and after the work day, you'll be exhausted and sore perhaps, but when you look back at the work you did you'll feel pride about your effort.

My day start @ 8:45am. I'll come in turn everything on to get started for a productive day. Sign in client & see if i could slove there problem before i sign them in. I learned how to have a lot of patience with an a better listener. As for management. I don't have any negative to say. Some of the managers would even push you harder to achieve your goals. I LOVE my co-worker......80% of them have a good heart. 3 of us put together a gospel choir. It's hard when i had too put someone out the garage. At one time i use to work in the parking facility before i worked @ the reception area. Working with the public,there is a lot of elderly up there. They are so sweet.

Supervisors and Management are compassionate & understanding with reasonable Employee Accomodations, Compensation & Benefits,  along with Mental wellness checks, Training & Promotion Advancement from within, just to name a few examples, to help keep the employees motivated and engaged with their work duties and productivity, Employee Appreciation Certificates &  Spring/Summer Activities are offered to Employees to continue to keep Employee Morale as well. Overall an inclusive & fun environment to work in & good corporation to work for and be apart of.

Reasonably simple job with stable pay but the work can get stressful after a while. The training prepares you as far as learning all the systems you'll have to work with, but the people that call in oftentimes are difficult and have horrible attitudes. Be prepared to deal with a lot of people calling in and yelling at you for things you have no control over and other departments making your job difficult when you have to contact them for things they're supposed to have handled. Unprofessional work environment.

A typical day of work involved watering the flowers, sanitation work, and weed removal from flower beds. I learned to clean carpets in apartments, and prime office walls for re-painting. Management at the workplace was fair, and respectful to employees. The hardest part of the job was working out in the sun doing weed removal and sanitation duties. The most enjoyable part of the job was the freedom to patrol designated areas at our own pace. The landscaping work was an enjoyable task.

You have supervisor who have no experience getting promoted to dept they have no knowledge off what to do, also office manager getting promoted to assistant director when she screwed up in previous position should've gotten fired and got promoted instead because she's black and management was also run by blacks. It's a hostile work environment and cut throat here. You also have management trying to pick up female workers. Stay away if your white skin.

management is bias towards minorities. PBA claims to be about the employees however will not battle for the employees rights. No room for advancement because it is a very small department. training academy involves a lot of book knowledge and very little physical fitness. great "get your feet wet" type of job for someone who wants a starter job on their resume for law enforcement, corrections, or security job, other than that its a waste of time.

The job is a great place to work. It is a natural day as long as you get your work done. The day starts early at 7 am and work last until 3 pm. You have to work outside picking up the trash from the weekend, rack the leaves, plant some flowers. It was a fantastic experience to work outside and see how all the trees and flowers grew. I would recommend to those who like the outdoors or who like a well-paying job. I was paid 15 an hour as an intern and worked 40 hours a week. So my checks were weekly and that is good for a college student.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Porter 4 salaries reported	$21.98 per hour
Utility worker 4 salaries reported	$22.81 per hour
Call center representative 4 salaries reported	$19.84 per hour
Residential sales 3 salaries reported	$95,000 per year
Plasterer 3 salaries reported	$26.83 per hour

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