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- "The people both in the local office and elsewhere in the country were great to work with." (in 472 reviews)
- "The benefits that JLL offers are good and not too pricey depending on what you elect." (in 438 reviews)
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- 5.0Oct 20, 2023Maintenance TechnicianCurrent EmployeeCrest Hill, IL
Pros
Everything, pay could be higher, Curt and Amad are Great managers
Cons
Pay could be higher, little low for industry
- 5.0Nov 15, 2023Maintenance Technician IICurrent Employee, more than 1 yearMatteson, IL
Pros
You are given a vast amount of online training which is beneficial to quick learning but only appeals to those with a computer background. There is the material handling equipment side (MHE) and the robotics side (AR) which are connected but operate on different levels. Seems like older maintenance technicians prefer non-computer work whereas modernized equipment demands for technicians with a systems work history.
Cons
There is a hard line to decipher between performing true maintenance and explaining to Amazon operations how poorly designed the facility is. However, the RME technician walks away a champion learning the technologies of robotics and conveyors that Amazon could not even explain themselves.
- 4.0Aug 29, 2023Assistant Project Manager (APM)Former EmployeeNew York, NY
Pros
Reputation and Prestige: JLL is a well-established and respected company in the real estate industry. Working for a reputable company can enhance your professional reputation and open doors for future opportunities. Learning Opportunities: JLL provides a platform for continuous learning and development. The company's diverse range of projects and services allows employees to gain valuable experience and knowledge across various areas of real estate. Industry Expertise: Being a part of JLL means being surrounded by experts in the real estate field. This environment can accelerate your learning curve and expose you to industry best practices and insights. Global Exposure: JLL operates in numerous countries, which provides the opportunity to work on international projects, collaborate with colleagues from different cultures, and understand the nuances of various real estate markets. Networking: JLL's extensive network of clients, partners, and colleagues can help you build a strong professional network.
Cons
High Workload: The real estate industry can be demanding, and working at JLL might involve dealing with a heavy workload, tight deadlines, and challenging projects. This could lead to stress and work-life balance issues. Pressure to Perform: JLL's reputation and prominence in the industry might come with higher expectations for performance. Meeting targets and maintaining the company's reputation could add pressure to your role. Hierarchy and Bureaucracy: Like many large organizations, JLL might have a hierarchical structure and bureaucratic processes that could slow down decision-making and hinder innovation. Travel Requirements: Depending on your role and the projects you're involved in, you might be required to travel frequently. While this could be exciting for some, it might be a downside if you're not comfortable with frequent travel.
1 - 4.0Dec 3, 2023Senior Marketing ManagerFormer Employee, more than 5 yearsBoston, MA
Pros
Smart people, excellent research platform, good people
Cons
Brokers can be demanding, not too much diversity
- 3.0Oct 9, 2023MarketingFormer Employee, more than 10 yearsChicago, IL
Pros
JLL is a robust organization with a lot of talented people. They have an incredible number of resources. Overall leadership and desired corporate culture are great.
Cons
The Americas marketing leadership is cold as ice. Everyone and everything are a just budget line item and they do not understand the needs of their business or their people. Very focused on creating process and taking a one-size fits all approach to marketing. Dynamic marketing used to set JLL apart, that is gone. There is also no benefit to staying with the organization, longevity is not rewarded. They continue to hire in at a higher rate of pay than existing employees.
3 - 4.0Nov 27, 2023Assistant Facilities ManagerFormer Employee, more than 1 yearAtlanta, GA
Pros
Competitive Pay, Great Benefits (401k match + healthcare + parental leave), Structured Pay Increases + Reviews, Great Client Relationships, Lots of Growth Opportunity
Cons
Long Hours, poor Work-Life Balance (Facilities Function Specific)
- 4.0Nov 30, 2023Graphic DesignerFormer Employee, more than 5 yearsAustin, TX
Pros
I had a great creative director and was allowed to work 100% remotely
Cons
Design is not often listened to in any meaningful way, you have to just do what you're told.
- 5.0Dec 2, 2023RME Tech IIICurrent Employee
Pros
you get really good time off and amazing benefit
Cons
i have not had any cons wit this company
- 4.0Nov 30, 2023RME Tech IIICurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsSpokane, WA
Pros
4/ 10 hour shifts Keeps the bills paid
Cons
Can get busy during peak season Lots of walking
- 3.0Oct 19, 2023Senior Project ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsChicago, IL
Pros
The JLL name carries a lot of weight in the industry. People are very interested in meeting you because of the company name. Within the company, there are a lot of internal resources that you can leverage. Because of the history of the company, you get to touch interesting and high profile projects. The company seems to be very flexible and there is a nice work/life balance.
Cons
There doesn't seem to be much financial incentive to work any harder then you have to. Compensation is capped and there isn't any feasible ways of making more money, unless you're a broker. Upper management doesn't seem to be able to do anything about compensation. It seems like it is HR and finance who make compensation decisions. Because the company is so large, at times if can feel like you are just a cog in the wheel. My conclusion of the company is that it is a great place to work if you are close to retirement and don't wish to rock the boat.
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Jones Lang LaSalle has an overall rating of 3.9 out of 5, based on over 10,712 reviews left anonymously by employees. 76% of employees would recommend working at Jones Lang LaSalle to a friend and 65% have a positive outlook for the business. This rating has decreased by -1% over the last 12 months.
76% of Jones Lang LaSalle employees would recommend working there to a friend based on Glassdoor reviews. Employees also rated Jones Lang LaSalle 3.7 out of 5 for work life balance, 3.8 for culture and values and 3.7 for career opportunities.
According to reviews on Glassdoor, employees commonly mention the pros of working at Jones Lang LaSalle to be culture, benefits, career development and the cons to be work life balance, management.
