Angi reviews

3.5

60% would recommend to a friend

(171 total reviews)
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Jeff Kip

63% approve of CEO

54% positive business outlook

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5.0
Apr 24, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

great work/life balance, great management and coaching, good career path and opportunities for advancement, great pay and benefits, unusually great culture, values diversity and inclusion, very understanding to parents with special needs children

Cons

Can be stressful and lots of change, but that can be a good thing.

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Angi Response
2mo
Thank you for your incredible 10+ years of dedication to Angi! We appreciate your perspective on the pace of work. At Angi, we strive to build on evidence and move when we have 70% confidence, which naturally leads to a dynamic environment. We’re glad you see the value in that evolution; while the speed of change can be a challenge, it’s also what allows us to stay agile and ensures that data beats opinion as we grow together.
5.0
Dec 9, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The environment is amazing! All trainers, management, and honestly anyone in the company I have spoke with have all been truly wonderful to work with. The training process is very thorough and SO much help is out there from multiple people if you're needing help with anything. They keep you motivated and working but having fun while doing so. It's a very inclusive environment and they put a big focus on employee care. I've worked for some companies in the past that were miserable.. for the first time in years, i'm honestly loving my job!

Cons

It can be very mentally demanding. Time management skills, patience, and dedication to stepping out of your comfort zone is needed.

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Angi Response
7mo
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review! We appreciate your feedback and offering insight for prospective team members.
2.0
Jul 16, 2025

Was great at first

Recommend
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Pros

- fun - flexible schedule - very upbeat (at first)

Cons

- super super cold calling - very high pressure - worked there 3 years, and slowly throughout benefits of the job dwindled - people were nonstop fired, some days by the HUNDREDS - angry customers who get calls from the company every single day EDIT TO GIVE SPECIFIC CONTEXT: I worked here for almost 3 years. At first it was very upbeat, the benefits were great, we got two weeks (paid) off at Christmas, and tons of perks to help with morale. Within a short time, it was clear why they have such a high turnover rate. I trained with 100 people, and 4 months in and I was the only one left. The leads you call are DEAD cold. You will get cussed out all day long. The company even began "recycling" leads that were on the do not call list - which is illegal. The benefits became almost non-existent. They took away Christmas time off, and instead sent us all cards with a pair of company branded socks and a half day of PTO. But, of course, all higher ups had the holiday season off. They ended up getting sued, and people brought it up on phone calls all the time and cussed us out for having the audacity to call constantly when they had no desire to ever use the service. During this time, the company clearly took a dip. Even the top people on my team were struggling, and every single person on my team was on a performance plan for not meeting goals. Instead of the company taking accountability in what they have done to make people not like the service, they would send out mass emails basically telling us that "if we wanted sales, we would get sales" and to "get out of our own ways." Keep in mind that these people were people who had not been on the phones in YEARS (if ever). Right before I left the company, people were being fired by the dozens. I had extreme anxiety about whether I would lose my job each day. We were being tutored to do more and more unethical things to get sales, and I didn't feel comfortable. Customers can turn their leads off at any time (but never indefinitely unless they call and threaten the company). They had a "spend target" each month which was essentially an allowance that would stop their leads once they hit that dollar amount. We were told over and over to NEVER tell the customer that if they pause their leads, that allowance is reset each time. This caused SO many people to be charged mass amounts for leads unexpectedly. They also rolled out a new pay raise plan that showed pay raises we got once we hit certain goals. They had the audacity to cap pay at a super low amount (people in fast food often make more) but then go on to just give us title changes after that amount. No one cares about title changes. They also continuously changed the commission plan, and clearly made it harder and harder for people to understand. Not once, not twice, but DOZENS of times my teammates would be cut short on checks and have to demand their money. They also messed up the ENTIRE company's taxes, and made it to where people had to pay in at the end of the year, when they weren't expecting to have to do so. When I finally quit the company, the very next day 100-200 people were fired. Overall, the job seems like the perfect set up at first. But the longer you work there, the sketchier it gets. The stress of calling people who hated us and have been harassed by us for years, isnt worth the crappy pay.

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Angi Response
1y
Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. We’re glad you found value in the flexibility and energy of the role! We know that sales (especially roles that involve outbound outreach) can be high pressure and demanding. That’s why we place a strong focus on training, development, and support to help our team succeed in what we recognize is a challenging but rewarding environment. To clarify, while we do have clear performance expectations, we do not and have never “non stop fired” individuals or let go of “hundreds” of employees at a given time. Like any sales organization, we evaluate performance regularly, but we’re committed to treating every team member with respect and fairness in that process. We’re continuously working to improve the employee experience, from compensation and benefits to the tools and strategies we use to connect with customers in a more effective way!
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