Valet Living reviews

3.1

54% would recommend to a friend

(808 total reviews)
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Shawn Handrahan

52% approve of CEO

41% positive business outlook

Valet Living has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 808 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Valet Living employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Real Estate industry (3.8 stars).

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808 reviews
2.0
Jul 9, 2025

Poor leadership, low pay

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Pros

There’s none that I can think of

Cons

Switched from salary to hourly Supposed to be an evening position but answering phone calls and emails from 8am to 11pm because account managers refuse to handle it If multiple people call out (which is almost every night), you’re are expected to collect trash on a budgeted amount of time but will be forced to stop every few minutes to handle work calls/texts. Therefore, hurting your budget time. All incentives have been taken away Very poor leadership that clearly only cares about budget cuts because they want to sell the company. The job description will constantly change, more workload for very little pay. No overtime allowed but you are expected to work off the clock and have your work phone by you at all hours.

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Valet Living Response
11mo
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We recognize that change is difficult, and we appreciate you taking the time to voice your concerns. The recent shift for Area Leaders was carefully planned and is being balanced by removing several responsibilities that were previously part of the role, many of which have been transitioned to centralized support teams. This shift is designed to allow our leaders to focus more on field execution and less on administrative tasks. We also made the decision to move from a split shift to a consistent nightly schedule to better align with our service hours and to create more stability and work/life balance for our associates. That said, we know challenges still arise during the day, and we're continuing to work through those as a team to ensure proper resource coverage and timely support when issues come up. We truly value your contributions and years of service. If you're open to it, we’d welcome the opportunity to connect directly and further understand your perspective. My email is antonio.fiorentino@valetliving.com
1.0
Jan 27, 2023

A Total Mess

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The people on my team are fantastic to work with. PTO time is generous.

Cons

This company is not at all the same one that I started working for. I loved it when I started. They just laid off more than 100 employees in December while at the same time getting rid of our Home division which only a year ago, we were told was going to be a main priority to sell and add their services. I saw a response on here saying it was less than 2% of our total workers, but that's only if you include part time valets. If you look at full time workers, that number is far larger. We lost a lot of good people, and we have lost a lot more over the last year. The company also started laying people off quietly before they did the "big" layoff last month. At the same time as the layoff, they announced to the rest of us that they were doing away with our 401K match for at least 2023. They claim it can always come back, but I believe once it's gone, it's too hard to bring back. So we now have more work put on us and with the taking away of the match, we're doing it for less money. Our operations is a mess. Nothing has been done to improve our actual service levels. We can't pick up the trash every night, we aren't taking observation photos for our clients and every day, we are getting yelled at by clients. It's draining. Now we are supposed to be focusing on "retaining" customers, but without operations improving, it won't happen. We have a horrible reputation that is making selling harder and harder. We don't know what our quota will look like for 2023 yet, but we have been told that it will more than likely be higher than it was last year. Most of us didn't hit our sales quota last year so what does that mean for our commission this year? The top executives are so far removed from what is actually happening in the regions, and they truly have no idea on how to make things better nor do they listen to the people who do know what it's like. Our manager is going along with things, but I know they don't have the confidence in what we're providing either. I don't blame front line operations as they are making due with what they have. Run, don't walk away from working here. There are so many more opportunities out there that will pay more, give you a 401K match and won't cause you so much stress.

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Valet Living Response
3y
Thank you for taking the time to share your honest feedback about your experience working for Valet Living. Your comments shed light on some significant concerns that deserve attention and action. I want to acknowledge the stress and challenges that you and your colleagues are facing in the wake of recent layoffs and changes in management priorities. Losing talented team members and dealing with increased workloads is never easy, and I appreciate your dedication and commitment to the company despite these challenges. Your suggestions regarding the need for more consistent messaging, achievable goals, and a focus on improving operations and service levels are valid and constructive. I encourage you to continue speaking up and sharing your feedback with your manager or HR representative so that they can be aware of the concerns you and your colleagues are facing. Additionally, I want to assure you that the company takes your feedback seriously and is committed to making meaningful changes to improve the work environment. We are actively working to address the issues you've raised and will take steps to ensure that expectations are realistic and that all employees feel supported and valued. In the meantime, I want to express my appreciation for your hard work and dedication to Valet Living. Your contributions are important and valued, and we will work to ensure that you have the support and resources you need to succeed. Thank you again for your feedback, and I look forward to working together to make meaningful improvements to the work environment.
1.0
Aug 5, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Truck, computer, iPad, benefits, phone

Cons

Work life balance, over worked, underpaid,

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Valet Living Response
6y
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. I’m sorry you didn’t have a great experience during your time here, and it’s true that working at Valet Living isn’t for everyone. Change is constant in our business, and we ask our team members to be incredibly nimble as we serve customers in an industry that is frequently changing. Related to your comment on internal promotion and mobility, we continue to work hard in this area and are very proud that we have a balanced approach with internal promotions and external hires. Within our Operations division this year alone, we have filled 7 Regional Director of Operations positions, of which 5 were promotions from within our company. We’ve also made improvements in our internal promotion to District Manager with 44% of these positions filled internally. We still have work to do however and are continuing to roll out a variety of training and development programs for our associates, to help them further their careers. Thank you again for taking time to leave this review. If there is any additional feedback you would like to share with us, please send me an email to antonio.fiorentino@valetliving.com
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