What’s the typical day for a first year associate?
[{"id": "eifene8", "text": "There is no typical day. It's doing anything and everything that is needed.Printing, binding, databasing, making copies of a keys, running over to take pictures of a building, sitting in on a meeting or call, responding to property inquiries, cold calling, etc...", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "eifs74g", "text": "Really depends on the team you work for and how well they train you ect. \n\nMost of what you are to do is prospecting, which is cold calling and following up with people. \n\nBut if you have a really bad team, you will be doing proxy property management, such as answering sign calls all day, running credit applications, hounding landlords for leases ect. bitch work really. \n\nIf you have a really good team, they will introduce you to landlords, their network and bring you into their circle, which will skyrocket your career.\n\nFigure out if who you are working with has had more than 2 associates in the last 5 years. If so, you may be at a churn and burn shop, where you are expected to bring in deals and once you learn enough of the business to be a threat they abandon you.  ", "replies": [{"id": "eina5n9", "text": "&gt;you may be at a churn and burn shop, where you are expected to bring in deals and once you learn enough of the business to be a threat they abandon you.  \n\nThis is way more common than it should be, sadly. \n", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]