The Connor Group reviews

EVERYING... you're pretty much trying to rent poorly maintained and overpriced apartments and take advantage of the (prospective) renter - work/life balance, there is none because you are obligated to work 3/4 weekends of the month, I would get yelled at if I left at 6 and didn't stay even though my hours were supposed to be 9-6 - pay, I was underpaid and my raise was literally $2 more an hour, they offer monthly bonus if you hit your sales goal but be careful as managers will take your leads and not give you credit, they will also buy you lunch occasionally or give you a $10 starbucks card instead of actually paying you a decent wage. Oh did I mention my manager would change my timecard so I wouldn't hit overtime so I lost countless hours and pay from this - managers, they legitimately train you to be a pushy car salesman who won't take no for an answer and makes you harass people to try to get them into signing a lease, you're either getting cussed out by a prospective renter or your manager run from this company, if you want to see the reviews just go to any apartment complex that is managed by the connor group and read the reviews, pay attention to the negative ones as those are the accurate ones. Any positive ones were ones that the sales associates and management had to beg people to leave, often before they have a bad experience. It's all about appearances as they basically buy apartments complexes, "flip them" (POORLY), and then sell for a profit, so the residents are neglected as they are not the focus of the connor group. Not surprised this company is involved in multiple lawsuits, look it up

Pay, you are expected to lay your life down at the feet of the company, management will call you, text you, email you, or by any means contact you even on your days “off” due to lack of poor planning and understaffing issues. There were multiple times I was called in to work 6-7 days a week spanning at least 10 hours a day with no break. Oh, and then would get yelled at due to the overtime but was threatened by managers that I couldn’t leave at my time off.