Good pay, toxic culture - Anonymous employee Sentral Employee Review

1.0
Jul 10, 2023
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The pay is great, the benefits are great

Cons

This company has a chronic issue of hiring the wrong people, and then letting those people influence the future of the company while they desperately silence anyone trying to tell them that they don’t what they’re doing. This is a problem from the top-down. The C-Suite perpetuates a culture of finger-pointing and diversionary sales tactics to mask their incompetency to investors; the on-site managers are recruited from lower-level hotel chains with experience that has no basis in multifamily real estate. Whether you are seeking to invest, or work for this company, I implore that you run away as quickly as you can. I’d be surprised to see this company make it the next 5 years before being acquired and dissolved.

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5.0
Jul 9, 2026
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Pros

Amazing team and residents made this one of the best work experiences I’ve had. There was rarely a day I didn’t look forward to coming in and while no job is perfect, the people here always made the tough days worth it. I learned more from management here than anywhere else in my career. I had incredible mentors, including one in particular who pushed me and never let me settle, which made me better at my job.

Cons

Hours aren’t always guaranteed to a full 80 (biweekly), which affects take home pay base pay could be adjusted to account for that gap. Would also love to see more employee incentives. Limited growth opportunities in Arizona, since there aren’t many properties in the area to advance into.

1.0
Jun 28, 2026
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Pros

Generous bonus structures and nice looking properties

Cons

They’re trying to accomplish flexible living but the majority of corporate employees barely understand hotel management and don’t have the first idea about leasing/resident management. They falsely report the property’s financials and occupancy numbers to their investors so owners think their investment properties are doing better than they are and cheap out on building repairs at the expense of people’s safety and without reporting any building issues to investors.

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