People were crying, screaming, hugging, it was a holiday miracle: the real estate company surprised its employees with Bon…
People were crying, screaming, hugging, it was a holiday miracle;
The real estate company surprised its employees with a memorable bonus!
"I couldn't believe what my eyes were seeing, I'm still in shock," said one of the facts that the rest of her friends received a red envelope in which a completely unexpected bonus awaited. CEO of the company, "We wanted to do something big."
When a real estate firm in Maryland distributed red envelopes to employees during the annual holiday party this week, no one knew what was going to happen in a few moments.
But when 198 St. John Properties employees finished the wine glass and went to open the envelopes. In it, they discovered bonuses worth about $ 10 million the company employees had just received.
The real estate company surprised its employees with a memorable bonus!
"I couldn't believe what my eyes were seeing, I'm still in shock," said one of the facts that the rest of her friends received a red envelope in which a completely unexpected bonus awaited. CEO of the company, "We wanted to do something big."
When a real estate firm in Maryland distributed red envelopes to employees during the annual holiday party this week, no one knew what was going to happen in a few moments.
But when 198 St. John Properties employees finished the wine glass and went to open the envelopes. In it, they discovered bonuses worth about $ 10 million the company employees had just received.
Bonuses divided by an average of about $ 50,000 for each employee.
"When I opened the envelope, I couldn't believe my eyes," said 37-year-old Stephanie Ridgeway, a company assistant manager.
"When I opened the envelope, I couldn't believe my eyes," said 37-year-old Stephanie Ridgeway, a company assistant manager.
"I couldn't believe I saw what I saw. I don't even have words to describe how I felt. It was just incredible and unbelievable. I'm still in shock."
St. John Properties president Lawrence Maiercrantz told CNN the company has reached a key goal of developing about 20 million feet of real estate space that has doubled its value over the past 14 years.
"We wanted to do something to thank all the employees who helped achieve the goal. And we wanted to do something great," said Mickrantz.
The money was distributed based on seniority, the smallest amount, $ 100, for an employee who was just accepted for work, and the biggest bonus was $ 270,000 for the most senior employee in the company. "
"It was really one of the most amazing things I ever witnessed. Everyone was flooded with emotion. They were shouting, crying, laughing, hugging," said Mickrantz.
"It was really one of the most amazing things I ever witnessed. Everyone was flooded with emotion. They were shouting, crying, laughing, hugging," said Mickrantz.
"People lined up to hug us and kiss us and shake our hands. Each one told a different story about what he would do with his bonus, some employees are now debt free, others are paying their credit cards, or the mortgage, and others are covering tuition and student loans. ". Micrantz concluded by saying, "We are so proud of our employees. They are the foundation and reason behind our company's success. And we wanted to thank them and I think we have been able to do that."
Lior Lustig
what are you saying? Maybe you will give the team members a memorable bonus?
What is the excitement?
They work hard to fulfill their boss's dreams,
Instead of working hard to fulfill their dreams.