Would not recommend - Anonymous employee Inside Real Estate Employee Review

2.0
Apr 30, 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Depending which department you work for, there is a lot of opportunity to jump in and learn new skills.

Cons

Company acts like a start up when it should be concerned with scalable process and products. Members of highest level of leadership get involved in the minutia of the day to day; some are still even making code commits when their focus should be at a much higher scope of concern. Boomtown acquisition has been handled poorly with a major lack of transparency and seemingly no clear plan for integrating the companies. Consistently high levels of customer support cases without any investigation of root causes; instead they try to throw more people at it to get the numbers down. Product development practices are extremely immature and reactive. Code base is brittle and not well tested - hence the high levels of customer complaints. Knowing what I know now I would never engage in a contract with this company.

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Inside Real Estate Response
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We appreciate your feedback and are always committed to listening and understanding where we have an opportunity to improve. Combining two companies of similar size is hard work and takes time. We will have some ups and downs over the course of this process however we continue to be very focused on continuing to serve our customer base well and be a strong place to work for our people.

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