Senior Software Engineer - Anonymous employee Realtor.com Employee Review

5.0
Jul 13, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Work life balance - Career Development (safaribooksonline, TAG) - Good managers (at least in our team, we have great managers), no micro-management. - Health Insurance is pretty good. - Compensation is acceptable, no stock option. - Happy hours, free snack, free t-shirt, hack days

Cons

- Reputation: not many of my friend knows about realtor.com. And, they think realtor.com is not tech company.

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Realtor.com Response
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We're glad to hear that you are enjoying working at realtor.com and thanks for the wholehearted recommendation! We are proud of the great work that our engineers, data scientists and analysts are doing across the realtor.com technology organization and the contributions they are making to our products and infrastructure. Realtor.com is very much a technology company and every day we are developing new ways of using technology to help consumers and real estate professionals streamline home search and home buying. You can encourage your friends to learn more about our tech through our tech blog at https://techblog.realtor.com/

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