Has potential to be a great company but management can be problematic. - Anonymous employee Yardi Systems Employee Review

3.0
Sep 12, 2020
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Free Health Insurance, Flexibility in Scheduling

Cons

Very top heavy management wise. They always take the long way to solve problems even if there is a solution front and center. Not very honest when there comes to situations in office. They can be very cheap on certain things but spend an unlimited amount of money of others. Very last minute on details. As I read in previous reviews, which is very true, very antiquated in their approach to problems. Extremely antiquated.

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Yardi Systems Response
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We’re happy to hear you’re enjoying the great benefits and flexibility of working at Yardi. Without knowing your location or role it’s difficult to comment or make changes regarding your frustrations. Our beliefs and values focus on integrity, respect, and trust, which we want everyone to feel a part of daily and are continuously working on improvements based on employee comments. We are very transparent with our employees and encourage you to directly call our VP of HR or Executive Vice President.

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