Angi reviews

3.6

61% would recommend to a friend

(4,058 total reviews)
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Jeff Kip

64% approve of CEO

56% positive business outlook

Angi has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 4,058 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Angi employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.6 stars).

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1.0
Jul 11, 2019

Shady third rate company

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Pros

Relaxed dress code and free beer. If you have a pulse you will get hired.

Cons

By far the most classless and unprofessional company I have ever worked for. Some managers are good but the majority of them have absolutely no business being in their position. Senior managers are total lighweights and are completely unqualified. They will let other managers play music as loud as they want, so loud you can't here your customers on the phone. If you you don't like having the song baby I like it raw being blasted in the background. Too bad management does not care. If you don't like it when managers encourage their teams to be loud and obnoxious while you're on the phone. Too bad management does not care. Do you like having your pay deducted for things completely out of your control? Too bad management does not care. They would rather replace you than give you a raise. Lead quality is beyond terrible and you will quickly realize the system does not work the way they tell you it does in training.

1.0
Jun 9, 2019
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Pros

There is potential to make a lot of money, but chances that means you are not being honest with your clientele. This job requires zero responsibility, if you can smile and dial for 8 hours a day you’re the person they want around.

Cons

There is no integrity on the sales force. The percentage of top performing reps to under performing reps is so far apart that the only explanation is cheating. Sales reps continually steal accounts from their co-workers, but the company doesn’t care because they get their money either way. Contractors who only speak Spanish are particularly screwed over because there is no Q&A department to specifically monitor those calls. The commission plan changed regularly and a majority of people are not making anything but their hourly. They tell contractors who don’t have social security numbers they cannot be a member because they are unable to do a proper background check, when in reality they only want to be able to send you to collections if you don’t pay your bill. The term, “dipping your pen in company ink” may as well be the company slogan. The amount of employee relationships is absolutely unreal and completely unprofessional. I’d guess nearly every training class (which is about every month) loses people in the first week because they realize it’s a joke. Most people stick around because they know how to work the system or couldn’t get a job anywhere else. If the customer is not successful they teach the rep to put it back on the contractor and continue to take their money. “Customer Care” reps are paid massive commissions for getting people to raise spend targets not realizing what is going to happen when they do it, yet the person who signs them up receives no residual for the amount of money the customer spends.

1.0
Apr 25, 2019
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Pros

-Free soda -Occasional working latte/espresso machine

Cons

Where to start? 1) The base pay of $29,000/annual is a complete joke; this barely covers cost of living in Denver or New York. The comp plan is pretty awful too- they love to dangle the carrot. It is near impossible to get sales because the company has beat the heck out of any contractor with a pulse in the US. If you don’t get “in the money” during the pay period, you also do not get any sort of retention payout for previous sales- all while the company rakes in money (and pays you $14.50/hourly). Only folks that make any semblance of decent money are maybe top 1% of reps, and sales managers and above. 2) The online leads were complete trash and half the time the prospects had no idea they had actually “registered“, which is likely why they switched to a new model where they want you to prospect on your own- which is also awful considering there are 1400+ reps for the company with no territories, some using web scrapers AND there are positions that are entirely dedicated to prospecting. Also rampant internal politics & favoritism. 3) The product is not very good to say the least. They sell low quality leads to these contractors and partake in shady practices involving lead allocation and account management- which they then always blame on the contractor if something goes wrong. 4) No self-respecting salesman worth their snuff works here anymore, they will literally hire anyone. Knew of multiple people on my sales floor that were literally on H- there was a story floating around of some guy getting the boot for shooting up in the office, and I actually saw people nod off at work. Other than the drugs complete revolving door. Ultimately there are great people that work there (which doesn’t help pay your bills) and I hope they move on to better things. Worst sales job I’ve ever had in my 5+ years of sales experience. Run and never look back. Thanks for reading.

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