The Connor Group reviews

If you look through the positive reviews, you will see clearly that they are written in a way that protects the company from the actual bad reviews, and blame those who left or gave bad reviews, rather than acknowledge this is a soul-sucking place to work. ..."This job won't be for you if you don't work hard" i.e. passively positioning the bad reviewers as lazy, non motivated people, and thus invalidating their opinions. I think they call that method 'gas lighting'. Interestingly, this is the same strategy the management uses with their employees. If you have an issue or disagreement, YOU are the issue, and you will be shamed into feeling like not wanting to scam potential lessees or wanting to get the bonuses you've earned means there is something wrong with you, and 'you have bad work ethic' if you wish to be treated with respect. From what I saw, it is a trickle down effect- higher ups feel powerless, and overpower those below them, and so forth. An abusive and toxic company culture. This was my first 'real job' after college, and it felt like a big opportunity when I got hired. Reflecting on this experience, I asked myself what I wish someone had told me when I started: If you decide to work for them (or any company for that matter), listen to your gut, and ask yourself- does this feel off? Don't be afraid to leave- there are always more opportunities out there.

You have to be ok with getting literally screamed at and called names to work there. By management, by lead sales, by upper management when they visit. It's really normal to them to express things that way. Also, firing people quickly is the norm. You make one mistake you're out that day. There is no 2 weeks notice, if you try to give notice, they tell you to get out. I watched someone who made all their goals consistently for months get fired because they listened to one phone call she took (all your calls are recorded and reviewed) and didn't like that she was honest about the price ranges to the potential renters. You have to be ok with lying to people looking for an apartment, even if you know they can't afford it. Even if they are on disability you still have to lie about their ability to get approved to get their non refundable application fee. Honestly, working here made me feel like I had to take 3 showers every night to feel clean again.