Awesome colleagues - everything else, ehh! - Human Resources Generalist CoStar Group Employee Review

1.0
Jun 15, 2021
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Pros

Great benefits/rates. Pretty awesome co-workers!

Cons

This is an organization that "will do what they want for who they want". If management wants someone in a role, they will make it happen - even if it means overlooking very qualified employees. This happened to me, and was specifically told that management was aware that said person did not have the experience, but that “you will be doing the work”. Additionally, I was denied an annual bonus because of some bogus reason, although I supervised a team and was told that I was bonus eligible. I was not made whole, and this left a bad taste in my mouth. Little to no transparency with how things are done in the department or organization. DEI efforts started strong last year, and the organization's DEI Program Manager made great strides; however, momentum was lost due to lack of support by leadership (at all levels), especially during the last couple of months of my employment. Not sure how the organization can turn things around at this point, especially when you look at the amount of turnover and who is leaving. Minority employees are literally jumping ship. No autonomy. No work-from-home flexibility and no concern for those who wanted to continue to do so for valid reasons.

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5.0
Feb 28, 2026
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Pros

Great experience in a high-level, fast-paced data company. You have to put in the work to learn the job immediately. Prove your skills and learn by doing. Fun companywide events and great campus.

Cons

Some positions require extra work to meet weekly goals.

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1.0
May 11, 2026
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Pros

401k, medical benefits snacks decent base salary

Cons

Working at CoStar Group was one of the most emotionally exhausting sales environments I’ve experienced. The culture on my team was extremely male-dominated, hyper-competitive, and very much “sink or swim.” Collaboration was talked about constantly by management, but in reality the environment rewarded internal competition, territorial behavior, favoritism, and politics over actual teamwork. As one of the few women on the sales team, I often felt isolated and unsupported. Instead of mentorship or coaching, the expectation was basically: “figure it out yourself.” New hires were thrown into difficult situations with inconsistent training and unrealistic expectations, while certain reps appeared to receive stronger books of business, better territories, or more support than others. It created resentment and a toxic atmosphere where coworkers often felt more like competitors waiting for you to fail than teammates. The turnover was incredibly high, which should have been a red flag. Management pushed aggressive quotas and nonstop pressure while failing to address morale, burnout, or fairness concerns. There was also an unhealthy obsession with leaderboard culture and internal politics that made the workplace feel stressful every single day. What disappointed me most was that I genuinely believed in the product and enjoyed helping clients. Many customers loved working with me, and I built strong relationships. But internally, the environment became mentally draining. The constant competitiveness, lack of support, and toxic culture eventually outweighed the positives of the role.

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