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Prometheus Real Estate Group

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Prometheus Real Estate Group reviews about "work environment"

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15 reviews
5.0
Sep 28, 2023
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Pros

Amazing healthcare benefits. Good work environment

Cons

Low paying hourly high work load

5.0
Jan 3, 2024
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Pros

When I initially started at Prometheus, I did not set many goals for myself. I quickly found that the brand and culture was something out of a normal work environment. I was challenged to a point where growth was an option, and advancement was a possibility. Everyone within Prometheus works with excellence and it transcends to you. Here are some key items that have made me successful within this company. -Communication -Hard work and dedication -Take your job serious but have fun with it.

Cons

Work hard, play hard. With hard work comes times where you question your abilities. These are the times you have to communicate with your leads for you to come out of a rut.

3.0
May 22, 2024

Fun Environment

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Pros

Fun environment to work in and beautiful apartments in a lively part of NW Portland. Great team and staff

Cons

Pay: leasing bonuses were great but overall hourly rate seemed pretty low for the amount of work.

5.0
May 14, 2025
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Prometheus offers an exceptional work environment, nuturing a strong and supportive company culture. My time there has been filled with opportunities for professional growth. My management effectively leveraged my prior experience, helping me reach my full potential and consistently fostering my development.

Cons

Opportunities for employment housing are limited.

5.0
Jul 23, 2025
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From my years of property management experience, Prometheus was quick to stand out as an all-star company. They truly nurture their core values which nurtures a much more positive work environment. Prepare yourself for this long Pros list: 20% apartment discount (not the highest for the industry but, manageable) 100% reimbursement of medical premiums for you and family (Your out-of-pocket max is deposited into an account for you to spend of covered medical expenses. Plus, they cover the monthly premium cost as well. I have never had to pay a penny out of my own pocket for any medical premiums/visits/prescriptions/etc. Amazing offer.) Annual company events which you are allowed to bring guests as well. Plenty of opportunities to get paid for fun volunteer work. Trainings trainings trainings. The company is big on consistent and thorough trainings throughout the year. This nurtures a growth environment and so if you make it known that you want to grow, they will guide and help you. These strategic trainings are especially important for management roles as the company does an astounding job at training individuals to become true and effective leaders. On-site teams have events for their communities which allow for a break from the normal office work routine. Higher ups are more connected with on-site teams than other companies which is nice. Plenty of beautiful properties to work at. $200 commission on leases.

Cons

Base pay/commissions may be on the lower end for similar roles but, factoring in the dollar value of all the other added benefits, you can easily receive a total compensation package of $75k+ annually for a leasing consultant.

5.0
Mar 13, 2024

Great Place To Work!

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Pros

Great employee benefits and collaborative work environment. People are welcoming and inclusive.

Cons

Not enough staffing to support the number of projects and initiatives.

1.0
Feb 18, 2022
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I can appreciate the benefits like free healthcare and the decent 401K plan, but know that it’s a manipulation tactic. I guess Jeans to work make life easy. However…. given that not everybody understands how to dress professionally, the dress code as it stands leaves WAY to much room for error. Given the clientele Prometheus caters to it is appalling that most employees do not show up to work looking presentable. It can be really embarrassing. I would honestly would much rather prefer a formal dress code. When a company sees their employees as respectable professionals, they should encourage each and every single employee to take pride and ownership in their appearance as a PROFESSIONAL.

Cons

Great culture is just a corporate way of saying we are a cult for the gullible and fake. Prometheus will sell you the Façade that they care about you as an employee because they are this great amazing quirky company. Be prepared, they are MASTER manipulators. But don’t fall for it, if they truly cared for their employees they wouldn’t feel the need to constantly narcissistically remind their employees of all the “amazing things ( Bare minimum)” they do for them. They are constantly reminding you of everything they “do for you”- like a toxic insecure lover. But, Let’s be honest, this is just manipulation as a means to deter the real conversation and address the real problems at hand! ***PAY IS $18/HR*** Simply put One can work retail for the same pay, same flexibility, Same bottom of the barrel schedule, with 1/4 of the responsibility. So why should one choose Prometheus? What is so enticing? “Industry leading Benefits Package and Culture” Well if you are considering applying remember: -Benefits don’t feed your kids -Benefits don’t put a roof over your head -Benefits do not put gas in your car to go to work -Benefits do not put food on your table Expect a $1000 check every two weeks, nothing more nothing less. With the exception of a semi annual bonus that is pro rated based on performance in the amount of $500. Honestly who even cares about the benefits the pay is so humiliating you most likely qualify to get food stamps and MediCAL, as if you were working at McDonalds. For a company that cares so much about their employees it’s absolutely appalling how out of touch with reality they are. It’s really quite demeaning to think you enter the field of property management to learn a trade and be a professional, all to see posters on your way to work like “IN & OUT NOW HIRING $20/HR” and know you can’t even afford your morning coffee - BLASPHEMOUS. As the saying goes, You get what you pay for, and their pay is PITIFUL. This means it only attracts INCOMPETENT individuals who are gullible enough to fall for the Jargon and get PIMPED! So if you happen to have all your brain cells, be prepared to be EXPLOITED to make up for the countless unreliable bozos. An Average Morning in the Field Looks Like This: You make 18 dollars an hour which means you most likely live in the South Bay . You spend 1-1.5 hours in traffic to get to work during the week amidst the Bay Area traffic to get to the peninsula. As soon as you come in you are bombarded with loose packages in the mailroom that did not get properly delivered so you wear your Amazon hat and go door to door delivering packages to ensure everyone gets their package. You then finally get to your desk ready to dive in to the days work you realize you are by yourself on the floor. You start responding to emails to handle resident relations. All to be bombarded with phone call after phone call, resident at the door complaining their car got broken into. In the midst of all that someone shows up and says I have an 10 AM tour. All while your manager encloses themselves in their office for calls and back to back meetings, because they are too good to pick up the phone or take a tour occasionally! HAHA- silly you to think they would be willing to roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty. You take the tour, entice them to lease because after all you are the leasing Agent and the responsibility for maintaining occupancy falls entirely in your shoulders. They want to move in that weekend you let them know you will follow up with the next steps as you are being pulled in a million and one directions. You head back to your desk to follow up with the car break in, get cussed out and screamed at for 20 minutes for things out of your control and above your pay grade . You hang up the phone, start typing your next email you receive another call, someone can’t find their package, you then have to manhunt the entire property for the package. You Come back sit at your desk you finally start to put a file together for that lease you scored that morning, all to realize you have 6 other files needing to be completed, that you haven’t been able to get to because you are constantly doing the work of 3 people getting pulled in every direction possible. Files are expected to be clerically completed to perfection amidst the tours, the phones, the resident relations, the packages, the customers coming into the office, the move ins, the move outs, the renewal conversations- because if the property fails the audit it will be all your fault and you will endure HOURS of humiliation! All of this and you will look at the clock hoping it’s lunch time to catch a breath. Reality sets in and you realize it’s only 10:45 AM and your 11 AM tour arrived early and pest control needs access to 5 units. Management: They are simply a puppet that move you as their monopoly piece to get things done. They will exploit you to achieve their agenda meet their quotas and they get ALL THE FREEDOM ALL THE BONUSES ALL THE RECOGNITION. The same manager who wouldn’t dare pick up the phone when it’s ringing off the hook, or take a tour when you are double booked. The same manager who will humiliate you when your files are slightly off and the property gets dinged on an audit or your availability increases. The same manager who will look down upon you for your socio-economic status. The same manager who will do nothing for your growth so they can continue to exploit you to their advantage. Needless to say, I’ve never been so MISERABLE in my entire life!!! TOTAL HOSTILE RACIST WORK ENVIRONMENT drove me into a deep depression that had me in tears on my way to and from work day in and day out!!! Porter Service: Prometheus contracts a vendor for their Porter service for a majority of their properties. They are treated with disgust as if they are second class citizens. They beautify the neighborhoods and maintain curb appeal. All to not be included in team lunches because management “forgot”. It’s so disheartening and just goes to show that they have no regard for the average working class as they will purposefully outcast whoever they view as second class. Some Employees even have the audacity to add unnecessary tasks to their plate like gathering and washing the dirty dishes around the office, because they refuse to even clean up after themselves. Team Building: Hostile work environment where u can’t even rely on your team. A major part of the problem is that management is not encouraged and coached to strategically build and curate a TEAM!! We all know Teamwork makes the dream work! Everybody has strengths and weaknesses a good manager strategically works towards an inclusive environment where talents can be showcased to ensure their employees feel accomplished and like they are contributors to something greater. Clique like Behavior gets you NO WHERE and should not be tolerated!! Exclusionary behavior should also be unacceptable - we are all equal regardless of job title, income, socio-economic status, race, religion, sexual orientation, age, or gender!

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Prometheus Real Estate Group Response
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Thank you for your detailed feedback on how we can improve as a company. We encourage everyone at Prometheus to share their thoughts on how we can do better, even former Prometheans. Although there is a lot you bring up, we first want to address pay. Over the last year, we have evaluated our pay structure for Field roles and increased our starting hourly rate for all positions. We also increased commissions for each lease, and Prometheans are eligible for a yearly merit increase and semi-annual bonuses. Additionally, we understand that our benefits package of 100% paid medical, dental, and vision may not meet everyone’s needs, and therefore we also pay you to opt-out of the plan. And for those who work a weekend shift, you are scheduled for 7 hours of work but actually receive pay for a full 8 hour day. We’d also like to thank you for sharing your feedback on our file system and processes. We understand files are a lot of work and take a significant amount of time to get correct. With prior feedback, we have moved our Peninsula Neighborhoods to a One Team strategy with home office and on-site teams that work in a specialized manner to improve the experience of both the Neighbors and Prometheans alike. Within this structure, the home base team completes all admin task including the Neighbor file, which makes the file no longer the responsibility of the on-site Promethean. Our on-site team members can now focus on leasing and customer relations with the added benefit of increased commission on all leases. It is disappointing that you weren’t left with more after six years together. We thank you again for your candid feedback and will use it to do better.
5.0
Jun 30, 2026
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Pros

"Supportive team, good work environment, steady schedule, opportunities to learn new skills, and positive interaction with residents."

Cons

There can be busy days and occasional staffing challenges, but overall the work environment is positive and well organized.

5.0
Jan 21, 2025

Amazing Workplace

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Prometheus offers great benefits and very good compensation. I work at the home office and I would say that the biggest pro to working here is the team. It is a very positive and collaborative environment to work in.

Cons

I have worked at Prometheus for 3 months so far and I have experienced nothing negative.

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