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FirstService Residential

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Great Job, Great Company - Landscape Account Manager FirstService Residential Employee Review

5.0
Mar 4, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Freedom to work how I saw fit - Great Pay - Supportive environment

Cons

- No help in my department as I was the only employee - Too much travel in personal vehicle

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FirstService Residential Response
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Thank you for your feedback—we’re glad to hear you enjoyed the flexibility, pay, and supportive environment. We also appreciate you sharing your concerns, and we’ll continue working to ensure teams feel adequately supported and that travel expectations are balanced. Your insights help us improve, and we’re grateful for your time with us. - Kaitlin Buccheri, Communications and Engagement Manager

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Cons

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