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General Manager

General Manager

CompanyJones Lang LaSalle (JLL)
LocationBellevue, WA, USA
Salary$120000 – $130000
TypeFull-Time
DegreesBachelor’s
Experience LevelSenior, Expert or higher

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree (B.A.) from a four-year college or university.
  • 10-15 years of commercial real estate supervisory experience.
  • Must have a current Real Estate sales license or obtain a license within six months of employment.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Excel, Outlook, and other Client-based real estate systems.
  • Familiarity with Yardi Property Management System and other industry-specific software.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinating tenant move-ins, including preparing commencement letters and managing lease administration.
  • Acting as a liaison between tenants and construction management, participate in punch list walk-throughs, and coordinate finish selections.
  • Providing prompt response to tenant needs, seek tenant feedback to improve service, and address requests for assistance.
  • Ensuring high tenant satisfaction, maintain property appearance, manage operating expenses and capital expenditures, and monitor overall financial health of the properties.
  • Identifying additional revenue opportunities by leveraging JLL’s value-added products and services.
  • Forecasting and preparing budgets, track budget variances, and manage the smooth recovery process.
  • Evaluating service contract requirements annually and oversee property maintenance contracts.
  • Coordinating repairs, maintenance, and site inspections.
  • Approving accounts payable invoices and manage the collection of accounts receivables.
  • Preparing annual budgets, generate monthly variance reports, and maintain accurate lease data for reporting purposes.
  • Coordinating operating expense reconciliations with accounting and ensure compliance with lease provisions.
  • Providing visionary leadership, inspire respect and trust, and mobilize others to fulfill the vision.
  • Developing and enhancing the skills and abilities of team members through appropriate training and support.
  • Managing the onboarding process for new employees.
  • Conducting regular staff meetings and one-on-one meetings to ensure effective communication and performance management.
  • Implementing HR initiatives such as talent review, year-end planning, and performance management.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Change Management: Ability to develop implementation plans, communicate changes effectively, build commitment, overcome resistance, and monitor transition and results.
  • Delegation: Skill in assigning work, matching responsibilities with individuals, providing authority for independent work, setting expectations, and monitoring delegated activities.
  • Leadership: Confidence in self and others, motivation of team members, effective influence, acceptance of feedback, and appropriate recognition.
  • Managing People: Inclusion of staff in planning and decision-making, responsibility for subordinates’ activities, availability to staff, regular performance feedback, skill development, and fostering a quality focus.
  • Quality Management: Commitment to improving and promoting quality, demonstrated accuracy and thoroughness.
  • Business Acumen: Understanding of business implications, profitability orientation, knowledge of the market and competition, and alignment of work with strategic goals.
  • Cost Consciousness: Ability to work within budgets, implement cost-saving measures, contribute to profits and revenue, and conserve organizational resources.
  • Strategic Thinking: Development of organizational strategies, awareness of strengths and weaknesses, analysis of the market and competition, identification of external threats and opportunities, and adaptation to changing conditions.
  • Motivation: Setting and achieving challenging goals, persistence, measurement against standards of excellence, taking calculated risks, and seeking improvement.
  • Planning/Organizing: Prioritization and efficient use of time, resource planning, goal setting, organization of tasks and people, and development of action plans.
  • Adaptability: Ability to adapt to changes in the work environment, manage competing demands, change approach as needed, and deal with unexpected events.
  • Initiative: Readiness to volunteer and take on additional responsibilities, self-development, independent action and calculated risk-taking, and seeking and utilizing opportunities.