Not too Shabby! - Anonymous employee Realtor.com Employee Review

4.0
Jan 27, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Health insurance contributions are the best I've ever seen or heard in my 10-year professional career. Compensation is very good. The people are generally cool. My boss(es) are awesome, but some of the other managers I've interacted with are not. Overall a very good company to work for.

Cons

The office layout in WLV is dreadful. The majority of employees sit in cubicles with little-to-no access to natural light. All while the windows are occupied by conference rooms and executive offices that are usually empty. The company seems to be very management-centric but needs to invest more in keeping the product cutting-edge, and less on politics/procedures. I'm not a developer or innovator per se, but it seems like our competitors are usually a step-or-two ahead of us in making the product more valuable to consumers.

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Realtor.com Response
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Great news! We are currently in the process of "remodeling" our WLV office. There will be much more light, better use of space, and an environment that is vibrant. I think you will be so excited to see the changes. As far as the Vision, Mission Values, campaign, I would love to hear more specific comments on this. I was new to Move when the VMV was rolled out so feel free to message me for more feedback.

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