RealPage reviews

3.6

65% would recommend to a friend

(2,629 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 2,629 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
2.0
May 30, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Great Benefits ( medical, bonus, etc.)

Cons

Silos and silos within silos. Management will only listen to management and not to the folks that are in the trenches. A large part of the company has no idea what is going on within the company due too little to no communication. Company is mainly run by female Mangers/VPs, men are looked down upon. Many “clicks" and if you’re not part of a certain click you will not go too far. You are expected to work more than 50 hours a week including weekends. Sr. Management knows folks are working 6-7 days a week but do not look at bringing help in as that would impact profit. Large amount of knee jerk reactions with zero to no thought in how to execute things or the impact on design or function. Nearly all departments march to a separate drum little to no “universal “processes.

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RealPage Response
8y
Thank you for your post. I'm glad you liked the benefits and the bonus. Your communication comment is striking to me as we want to be better than you are describing and I believe overall we are. That does not mean we don't have room for improvement. All departments hold quarterly meetings with all employees, the CEO sends out an all employee update after each earnings call. What I think you are addressing is the day to day how we interact and collaborate with each other. The engagement survey would say we are a lot better than we use to be. We have consolidated all product for the most part under William, Operations and Sales under Ash and Innovation under Andrew. This has gone a long way to promote consistency in process. I would like to explore this deeper if you are willing to give me a call at X4016. think it would be unfair to say the company is run by Women and that men are looked down on. We value both. We value hard work and yes, many of us work beyond 40 hours a week. Having said that there are many people who are out the door around the 5 pm hour. If you are a leader, you can be expected to work to serve the customer and get the job done. I wish you nothing but the best in your future endeavors. Sincerely , Kurt Twining
1.0
Nov 8, 2018

Being acquired ruined the company

Anonymous employee
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Pros

People in the TS trenches are awesome. Supportive in-office Management Great location Fun until 2017 (Realpage acquisition)

Cons

Employees in the support division of the company are overworked, unappreciated, and severely underpaid.

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RealPage Response
7y
Thank you for your post. Since this was a similar post to two others from Campbell over the past couple of days, I want to respond to all of them at once. In addition we have Hristina Kolvea at your location today to further listen to the concerns. One of the things we learned during the acquisition of Onsite that there was some frustration that many of the employees had not received the remuneration that they felt they deserved over and extended period of time. So we have done market studies to understand where the employees we inherited were paid to the market. We have begun addressing Doc Design, engineering, verification and implementation along with product support. Several groups have been addressed already. In your area of product support, there was a pay increase in March of 2018, another adjustment in November of 2018 and there will be another adjustment in March of 2019. So essentially three increases in a 12 month span. If we are objective here all PSR/TS agents are making more money than they did under the old company. If we step back, I think this is much deeper than pay because you allude to the fact things were better two years ago when you made less money. There is no doubt, that your work is important to every customer you touch. These roles are very important to the company as your leadership Chris Karp undoubtedly has communicated. We have got to find the right balance between work loads, appreciation and reality and your inputs are important. Your frustration is noted and your advice has merit. All employees have important roles within RealPage and it is our intention to build the work climates that reflect the work values you are personally looking for. If you would like to discuss this one on one, please call Chris Karp, Felicia Taylor or myself and all of us will be willing to listen and work with you. Sincerely, Kurt Twining
1.0
Aug 18, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Great Coworkers 100% Remote "Unlimited PTO"

Cons

Your typical greedy corporation that is only looking to feed the useless mouths in the C-Suite. They buy small companies (G5, Knock, ect) and attempt to integrate them and do an absolute terrible job and then just start laying off everyone to out source the work for pennies on the dollars. The company is facing lawsuits for colluding with large landlords to hike the price of rents nation wide (Just Google it). Turn over was high before the mass layoffs because the talented people knew this and smartly jumped ship before they were axed. The pay was average, the benefits were below average, and the "unlimited" PTO was put in so they didn't have to pay anything out when they lay off people, which seems to happen often. Not to mention they were so admit that employees fill out their feedback survey and submit goals for the year, only to push merit back and conduct mass layoffs. They are so desperate to go public, while some of their biggest clients are pulling services away and some are just out right leaving. You would be better off using your money for a fire starter than investing in this company if they ever do go public. This company truly deserves to rot and die off.

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