Can a property company recruit people without property management qualifications to engage in property management?

What is said upstairs is really right. But one of them is wrong. Most of the owners have low academic qualifications. This is where you are wrong. Perhaps in actual management, our cleaning staff may not be well educated, but our administrators, maintenance personnel, customer service personnel and even security guards. The lowest education is in high school, and now most of them are junior colleges and undergraduate courses. Our company even has several master's degrees. Now the property management is not like before, and it is gradually standardized and standardized.

In addition, as the landlord said, the state does have relevant laws and regulations that require property management practitioners to hold certificates, but only for managers. And many companies don't necessarily require a certificate, but more depends on your work experience.