MYND reviews

3.3

50% would recommend to a friend

(201 total reviews)

44% positive business outlook

MYND has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 201 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The MYND employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Real Estate industry (3.8 stars).

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201 reviews
1.0
Mar 16, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

At times it feels cool to work for a startup company. There's free lunch at the Oakland office and exceptionally loud club music. Most employees consider it a bribe for being overworked and underpaid. The company looks extremely manicured and buttoned up from the outside. Once your hired is when they switch it all up, triple your workload and offer no additional pay while issuing endless promises.

Cons

Where to start? Pay increases are a joke and this company strings employees along by promising stock options after 1 year of employment. 99% of employees don't last a fraction of that time (#high-turnover) This place seems to reward the stupid. Incompetence is praised along with passive-aggressive behavior and being a d-bag. Most employees live paycheck-to-paycheck all the while the founders and upper Management issue pointless monthly meetings that never tackle employment misery and discomfort by skating around real issues and keeping their heads in the clouds. The company lives by the theory "do what we say and not what we do" and "fake it until you make it" seems to be the running employee mantra. There is zero training and zero accountability. It's literally the blind leading the blind as everyone scavenges for sanity within an abyss of paperwork and confusion. Work-life balance is unheard of within this pathetic excuse for a company. Expect to be contacted (using the company's faulty portal) all throughout the night, weekends and holidays by people that get paid more than you, have no lives and work around the clock with unrealistic expectations of persevering within a dead end company. They claim to want the opinions of their employees but should your's not line up with theirs, you're targeted and forced out or assigned so much work that you'll want to quit. Random emails from other departments or overseas employees that request a task or case be completed with no type of direction, thought or explanation. Company credit cards getting declined!!! How embarrassing. Supervisors that praise your work within a team meeting just to save face only to berate you in private and crack the whip for problems that existed before you even worked for the company during a 1 on 1. This company schedules meetings simply to plan more meetings all while wondering why crap never gets done and things continue to fall between the cracks. One can only envision the good, hardworking people this place will continue to lose by not valuing their employees and not remaining true to the owners, tenants and most importantly their company motto: Be "myndful" ---- hahaha. Not even. More like, "BE MISERABLE"!

1.0
Aug 5, 2020

Horrible place to work! Stay away!

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Food provided, some good souls working

Cons

Where to start: company touts that they are in the “shelter” business when really it was created to manage the CEO’s many properties and make him money. Super high turnover due to lack of training and employee support. Complete lack of boundaries (expect to be contacted at all hours and on any time you may be taking off - sick or vacation) and work life balance for anyone but upper management. Ridiculous expectations without proper compensation. Truly a company run by the 1% entitled elitists who could care less about whether you make rent or feed your kid because they’ve had a silver spoon in their mouthes their entire lives. Not to mention they don’t care about the renters as long as the property owners make money and will throw grandma out on the street during a pandemic and enable slum lords. I’ve seen some ethically questionable things done by management without them batting an eye. Also, they espouse “equity” but only if you’re white and preferably athletic and attractive. This was hands down the worst job I’ve ever had.

1.0
Mar 7, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Ability to work remotely from home

Cons

Because it's remote, they expect you to work an insane amount of hours - no work life balance. They have had mass layoffs twice because of the companies inability to manage money. They excessively hire when they don't have the work to balance it out, then hire people with no experience and you end up doing twice the work. Mass Layoffs happen with no notice. You find out by not being able to login. If you are on maternity leave (FMLA - which it's illegal to lay someone off - they still do it). Once you are laid off, don't expect to have anyone respond to email or phone calls. Numerous people have also confirmed they are trying to get employment referrals and Mynd is refusing to do so. It is extremely unprofessional to lay off hardworking employees and then not assist them with referrals when they have no work because of the inexperience of this company. Do not walk. Run. They are making current employees leave positive reviews.

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