Perry Homes reviews

Stacking multiple sales people into an already slow sales community. Some sales people are favored and can work a community by themselves, while others are forced to work with a partner(s). Those working by themselves are subsequently the top earners. The Division President (Sales Manager in most other companies) has no regard for earnings, subsequently partnering you up with someone in a slow community. This is one of the only companies that closes at 7:00 in the summer, while the competitors close at 6:00. Only four official close dates a year. Be prepared to work the Fourth of July, Easter, and most other holidays. You will be required to wear business attire to work. Most other companies wear business casual. You will be required to own (or buy) a luxury car, with leather seats.

The company goes out of its way to project a polished, upscale image — strict dress code, catered lunches, sleek branding out front. But it’s all just window dressing. Behind the scenes, it’s a dysfunctional mess. There are no real processes, no training, and no structure. Leadership is toxic, two-faced, and will throw you under the bus the moment it’s convenient for them. The culture prioritizes appearances over accountability, and anyone who speaks up or asks for support is met with silence or subtle retaliation. Leadership is disorganized and unaccountable. There’s no structure, no clear communication, and no support for new hires. Turnover is out of control. My team alone, In just a 3–4 month span, they hired 4 people for the same team — all to replace others who had already quit or been pushed out. • The most tenured person outside the Controller/Assistant Controller had only been there 9 months. That should tell you everything. • No documented procedures, no proper onboarding, no review structure. Everyone is thrown into the fire with vague expectations and constantly shifting priorities. • Feedback is either nonexistent or comes too late to matter. It’s survival mode, not professional development. There is no review process, entries are simply posted without any chain of review. • Culture is reactive, not proactive — and the stress eventually catches up to everyone.