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Mill Creek Residential

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Stear away. Terrible company - Superintendent Mill Creek Residential Employee Review

1.0
Aug 15, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

Employment? My paycheck is always there every two weeks.

Cons

You are an expendable piece of meet. The pay is lower than average. The work week is atleast 50-60 hours a week, 6 days a week. I dont know who wrote the above review but hard work goes un-noticed. Our team has always killed our selves and not seen anything. The hire ups profit off your hard work and efforts beyond anything anyone who reads this could understand. The big shots keep it for them selves and dont share.

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5.0
Mar 3, 2026
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Pros

Amazing management from the Millcreek team. They are fantastic when it comes to training their leasing professionals, and you have the opportunity for growth if you wish to pursue property management eventually.

Cons

The company is quite small compared to larger property management companies. Not necessarily a con but keep that in mind

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Mill Creek Residential Response
3mo
Thank you for sharing your experience. We’re glad to hear our training, support and growth opportunities made a positive impact. If you need anything, please don’t hesitate to reach out. — MCR Human Resources.
1.0
May 30, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Frontline staff are reliable and helpful

Cons

There is a major gap between the company’s focus on numbers and the actual well-being of the frontline staff. Employees are facing heavy financial and emotional stress due to low pay, unclear communication, and rigid housing policies. * Management Disconnect: Leadership focuses heavily on meeting targets but seems to overlook employee morale, stress levels, and retention. * Unclear Communication: Directions coming from regional and upper management are often muddy and inconsistent, making frontline work harder than it needs to be. * Wages vs. Cost of Living: Full-time employees working 40+ hours a week are struggling to make ends meet, which should not happen with a standard full-time schedule. * Onsite Housing and Late Fees: There is a clear issue when employees cannot afford to rent the very properties they work in. Charging struggling onsite staff a $200 late fee—instead of working with them on a manageable payment plan—creates an unfair financial cycle and damages company loyalty.

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Mill Creek Residential Response
1mo
Thank you for sharing your candid feedback. We appreciate you bringing this forward and will ensure your feedback is considered as we continue to assess and strengthen our approach towards balancing business performance with a supportive and balanced work environment; we also welcome the opportunity to discuss your experience further if you're open to it. -Mill Creek Human Resources
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