A great place for those who just want a chill dev job - Software Engineer Yardi Systems Employee Review

3.0
May 19, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

- Work Life Balance - Job security - Friendly coworkers - Great location

Cons

- Tech Debt, lack of documentation, very few standards across products. So much time is spent on crawling through the above problems, rather than actual development, which leaves much of the work boring and tedious. - No WFH - Bad dev environment. Slow computers, everything Microsoft. - Relatively low pay, slow promo cycle. - Management is outdated. Very few actually pushing the envelope.

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Yardi Systems Response
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The friendly people and awesome location of the Santa Barbara office are both great perks! All of our salaries are benchmarked against national norms and salary is only one component of your overall compensation, along with 100% paid health care premium, a FSA plan, 401k, profit sharing, vacation condos, paid parental leave, tuition reimbursement, great discounts to a variety of places both near and far, and more! As of mid-March we transferred majority of our employee to a work from home environment and will continue to WFH for some time, but look forward to being back in the office, when it’s safe to do so, to see all of the friendly faces. We encourage you to schedule time with your manager to discuss your ideas. Thank you for writing a review.

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