Fine for entry level, keep expectations low - Account Executive Houzz Employee Review

3.0
Dec 10, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Made great friends, very team oriented and tried to keep it fun, good insurance, remote work, a lot of time practicing skills

Cons

Terrible recycled leads, 100+ cold calls a day, if 15min passes and you didn't make a call you get written up, REALLY LOW PAY, very scripted and robotic, upper management has no idea what they want so they will contradict themselves evert other day. You are essentially treated like a child being babysat.

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Houzz Response
6mo
Thank you for mentioning your coworkers and so many other positives at Houzz! We often see people mention having made friends for life with us and that’s wonderful. If you are up for it, I would welcome the opportunity to connect with you for more feedback on your overall experience and how we could have made it better, especially as we have worked hard to address many of the issues you’ve raised here. Please reach out! Bridget Wilkerson, Senior Director of Sales - New Business (bridget.wilkerson@houzz.com)

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