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Continental Properties

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Continental Properties reviews

4.0

74% would recommend to a friend

(263 total reviews)
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James H. Schloemer

92% approve of CEO

74% positive business outlook

Continental Properties has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 263 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Continental Properties employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Real Estate industry (3.8 stars).

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263 reviews
4.0
Feb 12, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Lots of great diverse learning opportunities

Cons

Internal promotion was not happening during my tenure

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Continental Properties Response
4mo
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review - your feedback is appreciated!
2.0
Jan 23, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

There are genuinely good people to work alongside here. I have met coworkers that I will hopefully have friendships with for the rest of my life. If you are looking for a place with average benefits, this will be fine for you. The only benefit that I think actually somewhat stands out is the PTO - 3.5 weeks annually for the first 5 years, after that 5 weeks annually until 10 years then 6 weeks. All other benefits pretty much signify "we do this to keep up but we don't need to go above and beyond". Hybrid work is the official policy, though people are still hired fully remote. It's a bit inconsistent across departments on how the hybrid model is actually executed, but if you work for a good manager, there is great flexibility as long as you have strong performance. In general, career growth is dynamic here. It could actually do with some more consistency around job expectations and promotion opportunities. However, unless you are coming in at the very top, you will have plenty of opportunities to grow here. Innovation and change are encouraged and appreciated. You truly have the ability to suggest new ways to do something, and you can own that proposal.

Cons

We've been in "tough times" for a while now. Do I have concerns of lay offs? No. Do I trust that our company can actually hit our annual goals for performance bonuses? Also no. When you are sold in the offer letter on how much you could make with your incentive compensation, be sure to ask about what last year's payout % was and the historical 4-year average. Clarity from executive leadership is worsening. We report to a leader who is obsessed the newest shiny things but has no patience to properly evaluate and actually implement with the limited resources. They just want you to say yes to their amazing idea. One day you think you know your priorities, the next you are sidetracked into a new random project and everything changes at the expense of other departments who depend on us. It goes beyond simply being agile.... it's lack of direction, purpose, and consistency. I wish I could say my manager is able to clarify it, but they have not been empowered to lead and make decisions, despite actually having the expertise. The concept of going above and beyond and doing it better than ever before and better than anyone else is a one-way street. We are expected to give 110% to the company, but the company will only offer a benefit if we can prove enough industry peers have the same thing. If we want to hire the best and brightest, maybe we should offer comp & benefits that actually stand above competition! Stance on the company's DEI work seems to be a performative thing of the past. I remember being so proud when our company formed the initiative in 2020, and now its impact is murky at best. This company that is supposedly committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion doesn't even recognize the two federal holidays that stand for said things. Serious social injustices in our nation are not addressed, even when they are impacting in the very places we have communities. "Diversity of thought" is used as a politically correct crutch to avoid actually having to face difficult realities. Continental will always do what is "easy" (doesn't offend, protects brand, prioritizes profits) over what is right and just. So maybe it's like most corporations out there; I just once believed we were better.

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Continental Properties Response
5mo
Thank you for sharing your perspective and for your years with Continental. We appreciate the care and thought put into your feedback, and we take the concerns you’ve raised seriously. We understand that every team member’s experience is different, and thoughtful input like this helps inform how we continue to learn and improve. If you’re open to continuing the conversation, we welcome you to connect with our CHRO to discuss your perspective in confidence.
4.0
Jan 10, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Many growth opportunities within the company Great employee rental rates Team full of leaders

Cons

Pay compared to workload No work related events/ company events

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Continental Properties Response
6mo
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience!
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