If you never want a pay rise...work here - Anonymous employee Yardi Systems Employee Review

2.0
Apr 21, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Nice People Health Care provided Pay 50% of your travel to work

Cons

No Pay rises ever, not even CPI No bonus' Bad staff are not let go, good staff leave, so on a downward hill Too American focused, upper management don't care outside of USA Expenses take too long to process leaving you out of pocket for long periods No upper management in Aus leaving us directionless Poor communication between staff of different teams and what little management we do have No chance to climb the corporate ladder, structure is too flat, no opportunities No training whatsoever

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Yardi Systems Response
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We see you are frustrated with your experience and take comments like this very seriously. Over the past several years in the Sydney office, we have had a number of initiatives to increase communication and internal cooperation by holding a monthly “all hands meeting” in which each department head speaks. These meetings also provide employees the ability to anonymously submit questions prior to the forum to be discussed. We would also like to remind you that every Yardi employee who had been with us for more than three months (all 5300) received a bonus last year. Additional bonuses are also given for exceptional work. Salespeople may not see increases in their bases, but other factors generally are adjusted annually. We encourage you to reach out to HR to further discuss your concerns. Feedback is always appreciated and we are always working on improving the culture when needed.

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Thank you for the great review! We are glad that you enjoy the Yardi culture and your role as a Technical Account Manager. Yardi has taken a compassionate and understanding approach to our hybrid work policy, and our current approach is to have employees on-site 1 day per week. This model considers the impact to our employees and allows for flexibility and balance in our personal and professional lives.
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At Yardi, we take pride in our transparent, kind, and respectful culture. Taking care of our employees is of the utmost importance and we work diligently to provide comprehensive training for one's role, a flexible hybrid work model (in which employees are asked to be onsite 1 day per week), and robust compensation and benefits packages. As part of our annual planning, we carefully review the goals for all of our teams and achievable goals are set based on an analysis of market conditions, while maintaining a competitive compensation plan. We genuinely encourage anyone who feels negatively impacted by something to schedule time with the VP of Human Resources to further discuss. We are genuinely sorry to hear that you were not a happier employe and wish you well going forward.
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