National sales Accountant executive - Anonymous employee Realtor.com Employee Review

5.0
Jun 16, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Great Pay Great Training Good benefits Great upper management ( Heather, Sophia, Shane Go above and beyond to help)

Cons

1.Some archaic practices that focus on doing things because they were done that way previously 2. Company needs to be more pro active in marketing instead of reactive 3. Find a way to make a customer facing portal for clients 4. Forced to work weekends to hit quotas ( If focusing on opportunity of work life balance don't force employee to have to chose between being home or working 6 days/per week to hit minimum quotas) Make relevant inventory releases Monday-Friday

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Realtor.com Response
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Thank you so much for taking some time to share your experiences. There is some great feedback here. I'd love to encourage you to reach out to someone on the leadership team directly - myself included, to share more specific feedback if you're open to it!

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