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Cushman & Wakefield

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Great people to work with, company itself is a MESS - Marketing Assistant Cushman & Wakefield Employee Review

2.0
Jan 12, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Really motivated, intelligent, hard-working brokers that generate a ton of money and often get the highest end listings in the area, which are easy and fun to market. A global presence in the field which makes pitching to clients a breeze.

Cons

Management turns a blind eye to sexism and racism in the office, which was a daily occurrence. The brokers are allowed to walk all over staff members. This company seems very adverse to any risk, so they keep terrible employees in the office way too long. The biggest issue, however, is getting any answers whatsoever from corporate. After the merger with DTZ, there is no guidance on how to do anything involving corporate. Expect a 16+ e-mail chain with 8 different people asking what you need over and over again for something very simple, like changing a brokers home address. There are so many people involved in each little, minute task that you often don't get an answer or any follow-up, and expect to be berated by an impatient broker waiting for an answer.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
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CEO approval
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Pros

Benefits, none , nothing and don’t waste your time here

Cons

Sexist, racist, unorganized and unprofessional. Pretentious, most people act like they are too good to speak to you but would take your ideas and pass them as their own. No recognition for your hard work and innovation. Most managers are white men. Not friendly atmosphere by any means. If you’re nice and respectful, people look at you like weird. A lot of gatekeeping, and grown people cliques that will judge you instead of help you. Management will also take your ideas and present them to clients as their own. They get paid more to do absolutely nothing

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