Zillow reviews

3.4

54% would recommend to a friend

(2,507 total reviews)
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Jeremy Wacksman

57% approve of CEO

46% positive business outlook

Zillow has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 2,507 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Zillow 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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2.0
Sep 8, 2024

Secretly looking for new job

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Pros

It was a good position 3 yrs ago.work from home is amazing. The immediate people I work with are inspiring.

Cons

Constantly changing processes without updating SOP documents. Constantly moving the KPI targets each month. Leadership does not show any action or take ownership of flaws in processes. Attrition rates so high you are forced to absorb other roles and switch between lines of business on every call. I take and make calls for 3 different programs and have to meet all metrics in all workfkows. The only incentive to do the job perfectly is constantly fearing termination while being told to give yourself grace to learn the new line of business. So if you are really great at your job your reward is more job in another line of business in top of all other workfkows.

2.0
Mar 16, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

remote work and time off are about it

Cons

zillow has more layers of useless middle management than an onion. my team has an extreme micro management issue that makes it hard to get work done. pay sucks because they know they can hire easily due to being fully remote. raises are a joke for most non-tech jobs. performance rating system is so behind the times. people seem to get fired or laid off easily. my experience here has been bad ever since the interviews. health benefits got reduced even though the company could afford to not do that and the cpo blamed employees for going to the doctor too much. everyone here is either quietly coasting or working themselves into the ground to make up for the coasters. i only work here out of desperation for a job which is what they seem to bank on but i question if its even worth the toll on my mental health at this point.

2.0
May 11, 2022

Company has gotten worse

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Pros

Great benefits Good Pay- if you hit quota (most dont) Fun coworkers

Cons

Flex-in some markets flex teams get 90% share of leads every month. They "Ramped" up flex overnight and some of my agents woke up to a 90% decrease in leads... why would anyone stay on for that much. And leadership responds with "only 28% of all leads are going to flex" this is such a misrepresented number because they take all markets (even with no flex) to bog that number. In hot markets, a lot of hot zip codes have 60-92% of leads going to flex- I have the data. Leadership is WAY out of touch when it comes to selling. They believe if our agents make a 1x return of their investment they should be happy. Why would anyone work just to pay their Zillow bill, our agents work hard and they should reap some benefit. They tell you to focus on selling, um it does not matter how much we sell because SO many agents are cancelling. People on my team sell $20k a month and still miss because of this model. The current compensation structure sucks. Its an ending MRR number. Sounds okay until you realize flex is taking all your agent's leads and they are not making any money, so they cancel, then you take the hit. Also, we have constant book moves due to a ton of reps leaving due to the impossible selling culture, if an agent is already set to cancel from the previous rep and they are moved to your book, YOU take the hit aka more chances to not make quota. Oh, and if an agent requested to cancel in the past with their old rep who left the company, YOU take the hit still. Current Cost per lead is very high, like $2,500/month for ONE LEAD if you are lucky. Oh also, we are going to raise the prices EVERY month (use to be every 4 months) until your zip is unbearable and agents cancel, because who likes getting the price raised every month and you have do your monthly shakedown. No Zillow your product is not that good. Its sad when 80% of reps dont believe in the product Current partner sentiment- 80% are over Zillow and they will take it out on you. Its extremely hard to sell when agents are on the brink of cancelling, due to flex taking 60-90% of the lead share every month. Its hard when their friend is flex is overwhelmed with leads, while the paying agents get the bottom of the barrels. Oh dont forget the anxiety of logging in every morning to see which agent is cancelling and you take the churn. Why are they cancelling? Oh they are making no money and can not afford to pay $2,500/month for .5 connections and our "Awesome" Tech stack.

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