United States

Common is the nation’s leading residential brand and operating platform that designs, leases, and manages multifamily properties that appeal to today’s renters. Through smart design and tech-enabled property management, Common delivers exceptional experiences to thousands of residents in coliving, microunit, and traditional apartments in cities from coast to coast. Founded in October 2015, we are the preferred choice for renters looking for a stress-free apartment from a trusted brand, and for real estate owners seeking reliable, above-market returns. We challenge ourselves every day not just to think about ways to make city living better, but to activate those ideas in meaningful ways. Our team is comprised of real estate professionals, designers, engineers, salespeople, marketers, member service representatives, and so much more. We work collaboratively, value self-startership, and embrace a “whatever it takes” mentality to ensure our work is done and done well. Common sits squarely at the intersection between technology and real estate, working every day to build quality residential solutions that bring positive change to the world’s rental housing crisis.It’s an exciting time to be part of Common’s team. With over 17,500 units signed and under development and over $110 million in global venture capital investment, Common is expanding it’s reliable, renter-first property operations to 26 cities across the world.

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Anything not covered in the perk options already present

Unique Perk

Pet Friendly Workplace

What's the maximum donation amount matched?

Donation Match

How many dollars does your company contribute for each volunteered hour?

Volunteer Time Off

Referral Bonus

Employee Learning and development refers to the continued efforts of a company to boost the performance of its employees. Companies aim to train and develop employees by using an array of educational methods and programs.

Learning and Development

Employee Discount

Employee Credit

Tuition Reimbursement

An employee stock purchase plan (ESPP) is a company-run program in which participating employees can purchase company stock at a discounted price.

What percent of your base salary can you contribute?

What percent discount do you recieve off the stock?

Employee Stock Purchase Program (ESPP)

A 401(k) plan is a retirement savings plan offered by many American employers that has tax advantages to the saver. It is named after a section of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.

What percent of contributions do they match? (E.g. 50 cents per dollar = 50%, dollar for dollar = 100%)

What percent of base salary do they match up till? (E.g. up till 6% of your base salary)

Alternatively, what dollar amount do they match up till?

401k

Roth 401k

Mega Backdoor Roth IRA

How much does your company contribute to your FSA?

Flexible Spending Account (FSA)

Student Loan Repayment Plan

How many months of employment wages does your company's severance agreement cover?

Does your company's severance agreement provided accelerated stock vesting

Severance

Housing stipends are tax-free allowances which means you benefit financially without having to pay taxes on extra wages.

Housing Stipend

On-Site Laundry

Adoption Assistance

Remote Work

Bereavement Leave

Surrogacy Assistance

4-Day Workweek

On-Site Tire Replacement

On-Site Car Wash / Detailing

Company Phones

Phone Bill Reimbursement

Relocation Bonus 

On-Site Employee Mall

Immigration Assistance

Fertility Assistance

Military Leave

Business Travel Insurance

Free Breakfast

Free Lunch

Free Dinner

Free Snacks

Free Drinks

Gym On-Site

Gym Discount

Gym / Wellness Reimbursement

On-Site Fitness Classes

On-Site Clinic

Health Insurance

On-Site Mother's Room

Gender Neutral Bathrooms

COVID-Related Benefits

Custom Work Station

Life Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

How much does your company contribute to your HSA?

Health Savings Account (HSA)

Pet Insurance

Disability Insurance

Accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) Insurance

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