It's a good place to work when you find your team! - Anonymous employee Inside Real Estate Employee Review

4.0
Jan 30, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

-exposure to new technology -work with various departments -collaborative environment -fast paced, things are changing because its technology -Leadership is open to ideas and hearing feedback -Senior leadership has definitely been more employee focused more recently **I have worked at the blended organization for over a decade and have been on multiple teams and it is important to find your team that works for you. All companies have teams that function differently, better managers than other teams, different objectives/goals, etc. this is part of life but there are great people here and great roles, you just need to find what works for you.

Cons

-real estate market hasn't been great and you can feel it -remote life is great, but remote relationships are hard and would love more opportunities to connect with folks across the company -at times can feel very top heavy and some teams just need more contributors/specialists to help achieve goals and complete projects in a reasonable time

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1.0
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For the entire three years, the expectation was that implementation work consumed personal hours as needed. I routinely received Slack messages and emails at 9 PM and on Sundays with requests framed as urgent. Weekend check-ins to handle 'critical issues' became standard, and there was never clarity on which situations actually warranted after-hours contact. I pushed back multiple times about boundaries, but suggestions from people in charge suggested this was just how real estate implementation worked. My own time increasingly felt borrowed, and I found myself working split shifts—mornings, gaps during the day, evenings to catch up. The lack of distinction between work hours and personal hours wore me down in ways daily tasks never did.

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