We just heard about this on Monday. JLL will take over the jobs from CRE for property management
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That’s funny …. As if you think you’ll be getting new furniture any time soon 😂
Are these the folks who've been wandering around the office floors for these past few months assessing how many cubicles to break down and replace with the new hotel style seating ?
JLL is Jones Lang Lasalle, a very large real estate services company.
Are these the folks who've been wandering around the office floors for these past few months assessing how many cubicles to break down and replace with the new hotel style seating ?
What or who is JLL? Sorry for the ignorance.
Those that have come to know their facility managers and text and send them TEAM messages will come to an end. I’m not sure how that will impact customer service but it couldn’t happen at a worse time with HUBs and client centers ramping up to be completed by year end.
RTO is already disjointed enough.
If it's like ever other outsourcing initiative leadership has undertaken, they will pay more for less. Less quality, less ownership, less care. Wish they'd learn from previous failures.
Some, but this is a cost saving initiative by Corporate Real Estate. So maybe not at what they are currently making or maybe not as many.
Will JLL be looking to hire the displaced facility managers?