Reply: Is anyone seeing a trend in Property Managment to a 4 day work week?

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As an RM I asked one of my teams if they were interested.  I was going to try and pilot it with my team.  They all came back and said no.  I think it would very much need to be a location by location decision and market by market.  Agree with some that the office would be covered by staggering the staff.  
Posted 2 years 5 months ago
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Anonymous
Since 2020 when we had to shut down we only reopened Mon- Thurs. But we still end up working Fridays to get things done and although we advertise we are closed Fridays we are too busy, so I am just starting back to the Fridays too. Seems to be the day residences report maintenance issues.
Posted 2 years 5 months ago
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Suzette
Agree! Especially, because we have been sitting at 100% occupancy and pre-leased for several months now. We are just answering the phone mainly and sending maintenance out to do work orders.
Posted 2 years 5 months ago
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Angel Denning
I think covid should have taught us that we can still run our offices without any in person contact at all. Four-day work weeks would give the team more time to rest and recuperate which would help in customer service when they're not as stressed out.
Posted 2 years 5 months ago
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Anonymous
If be happy with just closing at 3pm m-f! Lol
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Brandon Payton
There's already a billion solutions, platforms, softwares, call centers, you name it, on the market. "We've always done it that way" is the status quo in property management.
Posted 2 years 5 months ago