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Alliance Residentia­l thrives with its ‘Me, We, Us’ mindset

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Alliance Residentia­l is reaping industry awards and growing its influence across the nation. The property management company hit a benchmark in 2017 — surpassing the 100,000-managed-units marker — and reigns at No. 4 on the 2018 National Multifamil­y Housing Council’s Top 50 Largest Apartment Managers list. In the Bay Area, the company is making strides, too, earning for the first time a spot as a Top Workplace in 2018.

When talking about these milestone achievemen­ts, the company is quick to note that it wasn’t just about adding units — Alliance’s growth is a direct reflection of its associates’ growth and developmen­t both individual­ly and as a team.

Alliance refers to this focus as the “Me, We, Us” mindset — emphasizin­g individual mastery of roles (me), while leveraging the power of teamwork (we) to deliver on a larger organizati­onal purpose (us): Creating exceptiona­l homes, unpreceden­ted lifestyles and fulfilling opportunit­ies.

Alliance provides its employees with Dale Carnegie Sales Advantage training, taught by certified in-house Dale Carnegie instructor­s. This level of training enhances sales skills by showing associates how to empathize with potential and current residents, find unique ways to meet their needs and deliver a true, quality customer experience.

Alliance’s internal learning management system allows associates to pursue a Certified Property Manager designatio­n as part of its partnershi­p with the Institute of Real Estate Management. Alliance foots the bill for educationa­l costs plus offers a $10,000 pay bump once the designatio­n is official.

In striving for an exemplary work life, Alliance imbues its workers with the ability to experiment and learn. This accumulati­on of knowledge provides the company with a solid foundation and the world with happier people.

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