Bozzuto Reviews

Pros

The people are very nice, and they made me feel welcome. Everyone holds themselves to a high standard but they're not snobby. Great training, plenty of opportunity for growth, management is helpful, doesn't micromanage and addresses concerns promptly, very good compensation and benefits, the community and the office are beautiful, strong branding and sense of company culture, great company values, happy residents with few exceptions

Cons

It can be easy to get overwhelmed if you're not patient with yourself.

Pros

Great work environment, awesome co-workers and managers

Cons

could have provided more training for each promotion/advancement

Pros

You can tell the executive leadership tries. What is not clear is if they try because they have too…. Or because they want too.. My supervisor and her supervisor (president) is always on vacation and there is no support in their absence. Luckily I have a good support group of peers who vent and support each other.

Cons

The CEO and President are by far two of the most out of touch with reality individuals I have ever had the displeasure of working with. You would think the CEO would be able to sympathize with people because his father didn’t find success with the company until his 50’s. Our CEO is a self entitled individual who is so out of touch with what he people want and deserve. It’s incredibly unfortunate. The CEO will host town halls but not address any issues that the team has. I have a colleague who leaves Bozzuto and went to a competitor (a company that is in the top five management companies in the world) and got a 23% salary increase. Mr. CEO and Mrs. President, will all due respect… wake up and smell the roses.. less focus on the flavor of scent air we use in our lobbies and more focus on a happy workforce, please.

Pros

I have been working with Bozzuto for almost five years and have had a great experience to date. Since I've been with Bozzuto, I've seen so much growth in my skill set and my confidence in my abilities in the workplace! Bozzuto offers incredible resources that you would typically find in a corporate environment, but the company has the feel of a small business that genuinely cares about each one of its employees. If you are vocal and know what you want, it won't be too difficult to get a promotion. You may have to be a little flexible in terms of where you want to work, but the opportunity to move up is certainly there. One of the best things about working at Bozzuto is the people! I've met some of the most genuine, kind, and frankly, hilarious, people I could possibly imagine working with. I feel like everyone has my best interest in mind and wants me to succeed! The benefits are good as well compared to other companies that I've worked for in the past, and we get 4 weeks of PTO per year to start, which is awesome.

Cons

Sometimes it can be difficult to adjust to the irregular scheduling (the positions that I have had have not always been 9-5, so it's not for everyone). I've had to work some holidays as well, but I don't mind since everyone takes their turn to work holidays. I do wish we had separate sick days sometimes, but the PTO time is generous, which definitely helps!

Pros

Looks great on resume, made good friends, health insurance is decent.

Cons

I would just like to thank whatever senior VP left the recent review saying how “out of touch” senior management is. As an on-site manager who is a Bozzuto boomerang I can’t even explain how much this company has gone down hill. When I came back, I thought I was coming back to continue my career with “the best management company in the country”. What I came back to was cleaning up sites for “amazing employees”, seeing other “amazing employees” get promoted, when their sites completely unkempt, and upper management who has no idea what actually goes on at each site making decisions over who are “good” employees and who aren’t. How is it possible that sites that are disasters have passed years of property inspection when ledgers haven’t been maintained, DA’s haven’t been processed, etc, etc. if you are a good manager and try to clean it up you deal with endless HR issues of employees who are mad they have to work, and it’s near impossible to counsel or fire anyone, and by the time you are allowed to your mentally and physically exhausted from picking up the slack. The truth is you shouldn’t bother because you are more likely to get promoted if you just smile and join some clubs, then if you can effectively manage your site. I watched 5 GM’s leave within the past year, all really good managers, who went to do less as development or asset managers for more money. All of them seem genuinely happy and regret not leaving sooner. If you are a seasoned manager and looking for your next career move, this isn’t it.

Pros

Pay, the environment in the community, residents.

Cons

Management is poor, no accountability, and building managers are poorly trained, I was just discriminated against for my age of 60, you will not find many middle age in sales and front desk, this manager can fire you for making up reasons, and not fair, I complain to HR, the response was, I'm not your manager cannot help.

Pros

The work load is very manageable and the compensation is fair. I feel like a valued member of the company. They offer very generous pto. I accrue a little over 6hrs of pto per paycheck. I've worked under 2 different managers at 2 properties and both have empowered me to have a voice. I came to Bozzuto from another property management company and it has been night and day. I don't feel overworked and I don't feel drained at the end of the day like I used to with my previous company. I absolutely adore everyone that i've had the chance to work with so far. It's still pretty early since I've only been with the company a little over 2 months. But so far it has been very promising. Bonus points- MLK day is a PAID holiday. That says a lot about the company.

Cons

The 401k company match could be better. At my previous job they matched 7 percent and the first 3 percent was matched at 100 for all employees regardless of tenure.

Pros

Diverse leadership Decent pay Good benefits

Cons

Don’t show that you’re competent. Ended up showing that I can handle a larger than expected work load and was split between two buildings, each budgeted for 2 of my position, but was the only person at each. Was quite literally doing 4 jobs for the pay of one with no added support or incentive for multiple months before any signs of attempting to fill the vacant positions

Pros

Bozzuto is an amazing company to work for. The company strives for excellence and its apparent in the individuals they hire to carry forward their mission. Bozzuto has a clear understanding of the importance in branding and loyalty and all of their interactions and policies ensure their workforce is equipped with what is needed to achieve the goals.

Cons

The only apparent downside is not specific to Bozzuto but more so regarding the classification of part time employee's across all industries. With many individuals having to work part time jobs to bridge financial gaps, their is a need to revisit core benefits to part time employees to ensure they have access to PTO, pay differential for working holidays etc. With part time jobs becoming core positions in certain industries, a responsibility of competitiveness becomes more relevant.

Pros

-great experience in the work world -you grow in terms of sales

Cons

-work/life balance - working weekends -depending on the apartment you work in...the people