Apartment Life Limited Edition

Apartment Life was released on October 6, 1997 by Atlantic Records. While promoting Apartment Life across the United States, Ivy was dropped from Atlantic Records. Following their departure from the label in 1998, Ivy signed to 550 Music who reissued the album in the United States with a new cover art and digitally remastered tracks.

Apartment Life has a one of a kind culture: supportive, encouraging, affirming, real, fun, true purpose. The flexibility that comes with working remote and the value they place on family is top notch. The personal & professional development tools they have developed for staff are second to none. They truly care about people. From neighbors to staff.

And it shows. The benefits offered are fantastic.

Especially for a non-profit. It's a place marked by grace and understanding. I've worked in many different pieces of this organization. Serving as a team to working in the National Office. The culture is Paramount throughout and has with stood the test of time. We were asked to leave apartment life after dedicating 6 months of our time, effort and finances.

I had to quit my full-time job and start working part-time due to the demands that working on a CARES team required. We were working WELL over 15-20 hrs a week on events, resident welcome and renewal visits, making phone calls to vendors and residents (who never responded), and many more seemingly 'simple' tasks that initially ate up our work weeks.

Travis scott discography torrent. Their pitch for beginning neighborhood ministry was appealing at first, but ended up causing us unnecessary stress, unrealistic expectations, and we were forced to leave within 30 days. All I can say is that I would NEVER recommend this so-called 'ministry' to anyone, specifically individuals who have full-time jobs, are working at a church or in some other ministry, or have family issues to attend to. I'm so disappointed, frustrated and hurt from my experience.