Our managers have between 60 and 70-night meetings annually.Īs we promote a healthy work-life balance, in the case of absence such as vacations, we ensure your back-up manager will provide assistance as needed. Managers with larger buildings typically carry fewer buildings but those buildings will have more council meetings than smaller and less complicated buildings. When we look at portfolio size we look at both the number of buildings and night meetings. Our manager’s workload is carefully monitored and our Managing Brokers regularly contact Council/Board members to ensure our service delivery is consistent. Once the manager is in place, we communicate and introduce them to owners through a photo and bio to help your community get to know and identify them. We suggest introducing Council/Board to at least two Community Managers to ensure the fit is right for everyone. Whether you are looking for next-level organization, you are a lucky snowbird who is off enjoying the sunshine but doesn’t want to miss a thing, or you just like the comforting idea of knowing that you can access anything about your community if you ever need it, this is going to be a great resource for you. This is where your manager posts any community notices – from holiday office hours to special project updates, to AGM notices or alerts that the parking garage door is down (but someone’s onto it!). The third most-used feature is The Loop (what we call the noticeboard or homepage of the platform). And again, your messages are all stored on the platform in an easy-to-access record if you need to follow up on an issue. Private messages are a great way to reach your Community Manager with a question, request, complaint or high-five. Just like email you can send a message to anyone in your community, you can even do group messages and send to multiple people. The next most-used feature is private messages. It is all here, carefully uploaded by your Tribe team. No more hunting around your home to find those minutes from three months ago. No more piles of paper or exorbitant printing costs. The top bazinga! feature used in our buildings is the Community Documents section. Our community loves the many features in the bazinga! Community Platform, here are a few of their favourites: The platform is also where owners and residents can interact with each other, submit requests for help, report issues about their community and find commonly asked questions and answers. On a more relaxed note, my free time is spent volunteering, playing my guitar, indulging in foodie hunts with friends and loved ones and perhaps rewatching the Big Bang Theory episodes on Netflix (BAZINGA!).At Tribe, we use our bazinga! Community Platform to manage our communities, share building notices, meeting minutes, special project updates and more. With the many things I've done thus far, I'm always grateful for opportunities like this in NUS to challenge myself greatly. The identities in NUS I have been include: ex-RC4 Resident, ex-Director of Welfare at NUS Psychology Society (ex-Project Director of Psych Camp 2021), NUS Student Ambassador, NUS Overseas Colleges (Israel) student, and incoming Student Exchange Programme (SEP) student. Hey there! I'm Ru En, a Year 2 Psychology major at NUS FASS (CHS). College of Humanities and Sciences: Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
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