Entry-Level Positions for Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Entry-level roles in Josh's field at Rudin Enterprises include "assistant manager," potentially even "area manager," managing cleaning crews, or handling communications; a recent hire, a 21-year-old, assists a 26-year-old in tasks such as coordinating maintenance and vendors, illustrating a potential career path to even "start your own business."
Entry-Level Positions, Business Management, Property Management, Assistant Management, Entrepreneurship
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Josh Rudin
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Rudin Enterprises
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Real Estate
Real Estate
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Video Highlights
1. Entry-level positions in property management can include assistant manager or area manager roles.
2. Responsibilities can involve managing cleaning crews, handling guest/owner communications, overseeing virtual assistants, and coordinating maintenance.
3. These roles offer opportunities to learn all aspects of the business, potentially leading to starting one's own company in the future.
Transcript
Q10: Entry-level positions
What entry-level positions are there in this field that an undergraduate college student might consider?
Entry-level positions for this career would be potentially an assistant manager. Sometimes you can even give them the area manager role.
If you have in-house cleaning, someone can handle the cleaning company, guest communications, or owner communications. They can also manage virtual assistants, which is how I work.
I hired someone who is 26 years old and recently hired a 21-year-old. Essentially, she will be handling the cleaners, maintenance, and ensuring everything is in order. She'll be calling air conditioning companies and pest control if needed, following up on tasks, and making spreadsheets to ensure the business runs smoothly.
Right now, I hired the 21-year-old to assist the 26-year-old. That's pretty much the role you can start with. You'll learn all about the business to the point where, if one day you want to be where I am, you can start your own business.
It's not rocket science; it's just a lot of work and a lot of learning. But it's not a hard business.
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