Dodging Resume Pitfalls

On the hunt to land your dream job? Remember that first impressions are critical. More often than not this won’t come in the form of an in-person handshake, but instead in the form of a resume, and it’s up to you to make sure that your potential future employer likes what they see! If you’re looking to polish up your resume take a few moments to help yourself stand out from the crowd by making sure

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Ready to apply? Know what to expect!

One of our Core Values is “Candor and Openness,” because we know that setting clear expectations and having upfront, honest conversations plays a huge part in making us a successful organization. So why not do the same in our recruiting? If you are taking the time to apply for a property management job with us, we think it’s only fair that you know what to expect along the way. We also know that applying for your dream

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Keep Festive! Keep Fit!

With all of the delicious eats and treats on the minds and tables of most of us this time of year, it’s no secret that the holiday season is often accompanied by packing on a few extra pounds. While there are plenty of ways to help prevent seeing some extra curves when the New Year rolls around, we thought we’d share one way we came across that’s sure to keep the family festive, active, and

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Interviewing? Power Pose First.

In a 2012 TED Talk, social psychologist Amy Cuddy showed the impact that “power posing” can play in the chemicals that are delivered to your brain and, as a result, the way that you are perceived by others. Part of the talk included an experiment in which one group spent just two minutes of high power posing prior to an interview. Something like this: and another group spent their two minutes low power posing prior

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Learning to Practice What We Preach

It may not be our fault, but it is our problem.  These powerful words were spoken to Venterra employees during our Customer Experience classes in 2013. I never really thought much about these words in my own life, until one stressful day this past August.  I was traveling in Australia and New Zealand for the trip of a lifetime.  I had been dreaming of this trip for longer than I can remember and when it

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