Invitation Homes Claimed Company
From the very start, we were different. Our bar was set high: Top-quality homes managed and maintained by top-level professionals. This is how Invitation Homes became America’s #1 home leasing company for single families.
Today, Invitation Homes owns and manages 80,000+ beautifully updated homes in great neighborhoods across 16 top US markets.
We continue to innovate with Smart Home tech, an industry-leading maintenance app, and other lifestyle-enhancing service that make leasing way easier than owning.
With our unmatched know-how, stability, and vision, we enable our residents to live their best life – today. No wonder Invitation Homes has nearly 80% resident retention. read more
Business wise, Invitation Homes is at the top in the industry and there is great profitability potential and long-term success. Culture wise, there's too much favoritism, tolerance for bad behavior, and lack of diversity, especially in mid-senior level leadership.
What do you like best about the leadership team?
They have strong vision and know our business.
What's going wrong and how can it be improved?
More awareness and appreciation (not just verbal compliments, but in compensation and career growth opportunities and training) for my value add.
What do your coworkers need to improve and how could you work together better?
There is preferential treatment at the company depending on who the department leaders vibe with. A lot of it is personality and personal choices, not based on quality of work. Very clique-like and segregated culture.
Why do you feel undervalued and what would make you feel better about your compensation?
The salary levels at the company that are indicative of the job rather than what the employee contributes in terms of value add, workload, and quality of work. Performance based rewards are limited to only senior-top tier level employees and the reward levels are very uneven.
What is most positive about the culture and environment at your company?
The company recognizes there is room for improvement and is rolling out initiatives to improve culture. However, a few of the most focused initiatives are "check a box" or because it's a strong interest of an executive, not what's most beneficial to the majority of employees.
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