Look elsewhere - Administration Yardi Systems Employee Review

2.0
Jan 13, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Absolutely loved the people I worked with

Cons

Very low pay compared to competition. For being such a large global company, it's run like a tiny mom and pop shop. The organization sticks to tradition and does not have a growth mindset. Come here if you dislike change and process/performance improvement. Very behind the times in internal technology (surprising for a tech company).

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Yardi Systems Response
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We’re glad you enjoyed the people you worked with. All company salaries are benchmarked against quantified Radford salary data and our benefits include 100% paid health care premiums for employees, a FSA plan, generous 401k profit sharing, paid parental leave, tuition reimbursement, great discounts to a variety of places both near and far, and more. We also offer competitive time off (PTO/Vacation), paid holidays, and floating holidays throughout the year and believe in using this time for a positive work-life balance. We work to have the newest technology available to both employees and clients and are always looking for ways to improve. Our employees play a major role in the growth of Yardi and we encourage the sharing of ideas with management to help us do so. We wish you the best of luck in your future.

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Cons

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