Bozzuto reviews

The cons would be work culture, management, and expectations. Management says they’re there for you but never have the time. They tend to hide in their office to avoid doing their job. So as long as you schmooze the PM you will have a delightful work experience. The work culture is toxic and tiring. Events are mandatory and highly incentivized. Expectations are high for the pay and treatment one receives. Recognition is low especially if you’re the type to go above and beyond. Won’t compliment when you’re doing good but quick to criticize when you’ve made a mistake. The way of the bozzuto hiring game is refer all your friends and get bonus pay. This translates to working with coworkers who are all friends outside of work and only show up to goof off, socialize, and gossip. At the property I worked at fake smiles and passive aggressive vibes were complimentary. When I was first hired I was happy and excited. Then a couple of people were transferred and management changed. The site became more toxic and disorganized. The pandemic and how Bozzuto handled it was an eye opener.

Very slow to hire new help on the maintenance side of things Never get time to use PTO nor get paid for the amount you have over the maximum carry over limit Upper management is in the process of redefining the service managers role It takes time, a lot of time for someone to hear you. Keep repeating your ideas if you believe in them, eventually it will be listened to. They give the residents way too much slack just to keep the online rating score high at the expense of you. "Family serving family" is the motto. unless you have a family, because you rarely get to see them.