A great place to grow and develop - District Team Lead Extra Space Storage Employee Review

5.0
7 Dec 2024
Recommend
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Pros

This job offers a lot of autonomy to make decisions with very little "micromanaging", which is unique. Our day to day is what we make of it, meaning the productivity is on us and our ability. I enjoy the 40 hour work week quite a bit, and the company is great about a healthy amount of PTO. Work/life balance actually exists when you work here. Incredibly inclusive company as well,

Cons

Innovation could be better, specifically in other areas (not related to operations, which is great). Things like the Learning and Development materials are outdated (by a few years in some cases), and some of our operational tasks are outdated as well.

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5.0
30 Jun 2026
Recommend
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Pros

"Working at Extra Space Storage has been a highly positive experience overall. The company culture genuinely prioritizes work-life balance, providing predictable schedules and stable hours that are hard to find in retail environments. The benefits package is excellent, featuring a great 401(k) match, reliable health insurance, and helpful performance bonuses. Managers generally offer a lot of autonomy.

Cons

The only downside is that career advancement and regular merit raises can feel a bit limited, often depending heavily on your specific district manager and region. If you value independence, steady hours, and strong corporate support, it is a fantastic place to build a career."

3.0
14 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Solid schedule - 40 hours per week, not expected to be there more than that. No one looking over your shoulder constantly (unless you have a new DM, they can't seem to help it) Mostly great people to work with Local, immediate management does care and are helpful.

Cons

Very large rate increases really upset customers and that's just too bad. We are given word to tell them but it just isn't true. Putting more money in stock holder's pockets is the bottom line and it doesn't matter how much anger we have to deal with. You are absolutely expected to sell insurance to every renter. However, you must be careful because you aren't "insurance salesmen". You get a ding when you don't sell it. We are encouraged to use evasive language and rush through it so the renter thinks it's required without quite saying so. You would think this large of a corporation would have handymen available but it is so, so difficult to get the smallest repair done due to getting bids from vendors, turning them in, reminding the person you turned them in to what needs done maybe getting approval, then scheduling. By that time lights (or whatever) have been out for a month or 2. Benefits are very expensive and cover so little.

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