Caring manager struggles against micromanagement culture - Technical Account Manager (TAM) Yardi Systems Employee Review

3.0
Jul 7, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Decent Manager who cared about our team

Cons

Micromanagement culture with logging every minute

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Yardi Systems Response
1w
We appreciate hearing about your experience in our Toronto location. The intent of Technical Account Managers logging time spent supporting clients is not to make additional work for employees, rather, this process is in place so we can ensure that our clients’ needs are being met and that employees can best prioritize their deliverables with their respective team. We genuinely want to see our employees succeed and encourage anyone who is having difficulty managing their workload to connect with their manager for additional support and guidance. We genuinely encourage anyone with concerns to connect with leadership or with Human Resources to discuss.

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great work environment overall i would say

Cons

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Yardi Systems Response
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Thank you for the great review! We are glad that you enjoy the Yardi culture and your role as a Technical Account Manager. Yardi has taken a compassionate and understanding approach to our hybrid work policy, and our current approach is to have employees on-site 1 day per week. This model considers the impact to our employees and allows for flexibility and balance in our personal and professional lives.
4.0
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Pros

Health benefits, 401k, great culture

Cons

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