Homes.com reviews

2.3

15% would recommend to a friend

(329 total reviews)
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David Mele

20% approve of CEO

15% positive business outlook

Homes.com has an employee rating of 2.3 out of 5 stars, based on 329 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Homes.com employee rating is 39% below average for employers within the Real Estate industry (3.8 stars).

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329 reviews
1.0
Aug 10, 2017

Rash Decisions and Sexist Work Environment

Anonymous employee
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Pros

My team members are great and hardworking people. That's the only saving grace

Cons

I work for Homes and the best way to describe the work environment is that upper management does not care and there is no company direction. They are sexist and short sighted. They “say” that there is an open door policy, and there won’t be any retaliation, but the truth is far from it. Nothing is confidential if you know the right people

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Homes.com Response
8y
At Homes.com we’re committed to creating a transparent and collaborative work environment and we encourage all team members to help us reach this goal by making use of our open door policy. We strongly encourage all employees to express any concerns along with areas of improvement to their managers. If you feel uncomfortable approaching a specific manager, please reach out to another manager in your reporting structure. If you are not comfortable speaking with a manager at Homes.com, you are also welcome to express any concerns you have with our parent company, Dominion Enterprises at the email address and/or phone numbers listed on Ask4HR.com.
1.0
Apr 5, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

good location. good building. work/life balance.

Cons

there is nothing good about the work and the management is horrible. Maybe Mele knows what he's doing, but he does not know how to create a management team. Management is horrible and poorly trained. They say things that are not at all HR compliant. Sexism is rampant. Favoritism is worse. No career advancement. You will be ignored and they refuse to give evaluations. I guess an upside is that you can barely do any work and collect a paycheck. The pay is terrible, though, so not worth it.

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Homes.com Response
9y
Homes.com has an Open Door policy, where we strongly encourage employees to share concerns and opportunities for improvement with company management. This is true at all times, but is especially important with issues of HR compliance. We need to know of issues when they happen, so that they can be addressed immediately. So I appreciate your feedback, but also wish I had the chance to talk with you directly (and immediately) about it. I encourage employees to please help us get better and address any workplace issues in a transparent and collaborative way. -David Mele, President, Homes.com
1.0
Jun 3, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Before moving to Operations, I worked in the Sales department where the trainers were truly wonderful. They genuinely cared about our well-being and took the time to help us grow. I remember many occasions when they used their own lunch breaks to provide extra support and guidance. Their investment in the team made a huge difference and showed what good leadership and mentorship look like.

Cons

I am writing this years later because it deserves to be known and documented somewhere. My time at this company working in this particular department was a nightmare due to the manager at the time. The manager for the Lead Concierge department was an extreme micromanager who constantly watched our every move. She would listen in on calls and monitor our screens without warning, creating an atmosphere of anxiety and distrust. Even when we did everything right, she found fault and criticized every little thing. Her constant negativity wore down the whole team, leaving us feeling powerless and exhausted. What made it worse was how fake she became whenever upper leadership was around. She would completely change her tone, becoming overly sweet and eager to impress, which made it clear she cared more about pleasing those above her than supporting her own team. Working under her drained all motivation. The job itself wasn’t hard, but her toxic management made it feel impossible to care. I became so checked out and disengaged, despite having a strong work ethic. I was just going through the motions, doing the bare minimum to get by. Since leaving, I have thrived in my next role in ways I never could have while working under her. That experience showed me just how damaging a toxic manager can be, and how important it is to work in an environment that supports and values its employees. When layoffs came, she was apparently the only one from our team who wasn’t let go. Instead, she was moved to a different department and is now the client experience manager. Truly a clear indication that leadership was completely out of touch with what we were experiencing on the ground. Her leadership style crushed any sense of teamwork or pride. Wherever she is now, I hope it is nowhere near a leadership role. She is exactly the kind of person who earned her position by sucking up and looking good on paper while being horrible to the people she was supposed to lead. I am writing this review years later because

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