A real shame - Account Manaher CoStar Group Employee Review

3.0
May 15, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Strict interview process means they only hire more than capable people who are like minded and become the best team you’ll probably ever work with. The people is the best thing about this job, followed by its perks of fancy offices, good salaries and bonuses - if you hit them. Kitted out with all the latest gadgets which is great.

Cons

All of that can only last so long though. To be treated like a child, micromanaged to the point of ridicule is not how you want to spend your days. The amount of plates you have to spin is insane as the other reviews say and it’s only sustainable for so long. No one can be under that much stress and pressure without it affecting their mental health or physical health. It’s a real shame - they have a great product and some great clients but need to split out the new business and account management to bring less pressure on staff and better results. CEO is a billionaire toddler who throws his toys out of the pram on a regular basis and won’t let anyone make any decisions without him. That means big global decisions and events cancelled and changed last minute depending on what mood he’s in. Just avoid unless you really have no other choice!

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5.0
May 22, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Development, work life balance, competitive environment, career growth opportunities

Cons

A lot of priorities to juggle

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2.0
Jul 1, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

I worked for Homes.com - Great first job out of college to learn a lot about sales and can make good money in the first 3 months - FIND PEOPLE THAT HAVE DONE THIS JOB AND HAVE LEFT AND FIGURE OUT WHY CUZ THEY'LL TELL YOU

Cons

I worked for Homes.com - You're doing 3 jobs in one and the pay does not reflect that - it is churn and burn. The average tenure here is 7 months - Management doesn't know what's going on 3/4 of the time. It is all up to the CEO and he's on his private jet more than 3/4 of the time

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