RealPage reviews

3.6

65% would recommend to a friend

(2,630 total reviews)
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Dirk Wakeham

85% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

RealPage has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 2,630 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The RealPage employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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3K reviews
1.0
Apr 7, 2022
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Pros

Work from home is about it nowadays. Before the culture was great, it has been a slippery slop recently.

Cons

Upper Mgmt needs to see what really goes on in this department. The morale is at an all time low, especially after our previous manager left. I wouldn't be surprised if he left due to the toxic environment. He was our buffer from our Director and team leaders. He showed he cared and always took the time to listen to us regardless of how busy he was. Many times, we would have to bypass our direct leaders for him. The new manager is just like our Director, only task/numbers orientated. They do not have any people skills. We get belittled in front of our peers in group meetings by them, the next day they act like nothing happened and want to befriend us. Culturally, this company is not what it use to be. It all starts with management and getting the right individuals in this role. Politics rule this office, a lot of favoritism. Lets not even get started on the repetitive issues we face on the regular with our software problems. Our systems are always failing in one way or another. No more engagement survey. I believe this is because of the low results they will receive.

2.0
Dec 9, 2019

Bad Experience

Recommend
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Pros

I would've loved to work here. I went to school for what I was hired to do and it felt like I was ousted for my disability or at least that was my perception.

Cons

But heard managers making fun of me for my disability and questioning the validity of it with employees on the open floor, despite turning in paperwork through HR about its and having numerous episodes that were . Kurt - please teach your team that this should not be happening in a workplace. I'm not the kind of person to start drama so I just dealt with it until it I finally had enough and just had to leave.

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RealPage Response
6y
I would like to have a call with you immediately. In no way shape or form do we condone any negativity regarding what you have described. Please call me a 972-820-4016 so we can explore this together and do the right thing. Sincerely, Kurt Twining
1.0
Dec 24, 2018

Sr Leadership is arrogant

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Pros

Compensation is way higher than it should be at Sr Dir through C-Suite

Cons

Very dysfunctional. Sr Leaders lack self-awareness. Many in the C-Suite have NEVER led $500m+ in revenue. They are practicing as they go. Mr Winn is paranoid and has hand picked the board and his C-Level leaders to avoid anyone taking the company in a different direction. Most recent example is our ‘new COO’ Ms Glover. ZERO experience in these roles! Everyone kisses up to her and plays along with her self-branding game but none of us respect her. The C-Suite is so confident in their ability to drive value for their shareholders that they are selling their own RP stock EVERY quarter!! This company harbors C players like I’ve never seen! Most are in sales roles. Because they know they won’t be fired, they tend to be rude and toxic to the rest of us.

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RealPage Response
7y
Thank you for your post. I agree with you that we have a cadre of excellent mid level leadership, which is certainly part of the heart and soul of any company. You are also correct that some members of the leadership team are growing with the company, some of us have been in multi-billion dollar organizations and do know what it takes to scale upwards. You might be very surprised to know that we do have rigor and debate on making the appropriate decisions for the company. I don't see anyone saluting the flag for very long. Now a point I would agree with you on is there is no place for rude or arrogant people, just does not work, so if you are open to sitting down and looking deeper into the organization on ways we can improve, I would like to work with you and support you on that initiative. You're 100% correct that every employee's contributions need to be valued. The good news is most of our employees do feel that way based on the engagement survey. Please take me up on my offer and I will buy you lunch. Sincerely, Kurt Twining X4016
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