Village Green Reviews

Cons

Get all promises in writing, management turnover can screw verbal deals.

The pay gap between service manager and the highest tech is too large including the non revenue apartment the manager gets. There isn’t any way in my opinion to be happy retiring as a tech, even if you don’t actually want management responsibility the boost in pay makes it something you have to shoot for or leave for it elsewhere.

Cons

There is a lot of favoritism which leads to keeping poor employees that bring down morale and cause good employees to quit. Regional positions need to be more involved and supportive of the onsite teams as they often can feel neglected.

Cons

- Horrible work/life balance
- Communication from superiors or deadlines can be improved.
- Corporate doesn't seem to take action until an issue becomes too big to ignore.

Cons

Work life balance can be a little challenging at times but you get rewarded for hard work. Need more efficiencies to do less paperwork and get rid of redundancies.

Cons

Long hours, work every weekend, to move up you have to travel, pay is not worth the amount of extra work you have to do

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Fee-Managed properties (really an industry issue not a Village Green issue)

Cons

If you love what you're doing, working with people and trying to help people there are no cons. We deliver authentic experiences to everyone we come in contact with, so as long as that is always your goal, you will love this company too.

Cons

Management don't care. And you would like to Hope that the technicians that you work with have their own tools. You'd be surprised how many don't. And management don't care. Then if you have PTO watch it closely because they'll take that from you. Benefits are great. Although that's the only good thing about the company other than the pay and bonuses and parties appreciation parties. But then you go back to work the next day and they work you like a dog. So if you like being worked like a dog with little to no appreciation then you'll appreciate going to work for Village Green you'll have no problem fitting right in with the rest of your co worker's. Believe what I say you'll find out. I hope when you're in your interviewI'm you just read between the lines. Because when they say they care about their residents that is a bunch of hogwash. They don't care all they care about is putting the money in their pockets. But you'll find that out for yourself hopefully you'll read between the lines. Oh and good luck to you.

Cons

Family and work life balance is a challenge

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I don't even know where to start! All the positive reviews are the employees that have not yet realized what a bad company it is. Everyone is so busy, they allow unjust leaders do whatever they please. The VP is horrible! He gets away with retaliation, humiliating employees who have been with the company for years and harassment!! Why would anyone want to work for a company that allows a leader to behave this way? This company has declined the last 2 years under new leadership, mostly the Michigan area as the person in charge is the biggest mistake ever. He asked someone "if they did drugs for a living" during an interview! Is this real life? Stay away and work for a company that's not blind to ignorance and a company that the HR department is just as curupt as the swine that runs the Detroit area.