36 Transaction Real Estate Manager Jobs in Seattle, WA

“Great”

Pros:  “JLL is a great large real estate organization. Moving more toward brokerage but offers a wide platform from which to grow.”

Cons:  “It is a large organization and the bureaucracy that comes with that. Moving more toward a brokerage model rather than a services model.” – Full Review

“Dynamic, but very disorganized and not respectful environment”

Pros:  “- Good sign-on bonus and initial stock awards - Opportunity to work with very large distributed systems (at uncommon scale) - Working for Amazon Web Services looks good on…”

Cons:  “- You do some development, but you are not a software developer. The title "software development engineer" is misleading and this is the first thing to be aware of…” – Full Review

“Posative”

Pros:  “Opportunities abound due to multiple business lines”

Cons:  “Too focused on growth core services need attention” – Full Review

“HomeStreet is the best bank to work for.”

Pros:  “Great friendly environment, great pay, great benefits and opportunity to move up within a company.”

Cons:  “Can't really think of any. I love working for HomeStreet Bank.” – Full Review

“Posative”

Pros:  “Opportunities abound due to multiple business lines”

Cons:  “Too focused on growth core services need attention” – Full Review

“The people are great. Senior Management entrenched in politics.”

Pros:  “The people are great - the best in the industry, hard working & smart. Great benefits.”

Cons:  “Management is entrenched in politics and in throwing one another in front of the bus. I hear good things about the new CEO.” – Full Review

“Perks abound! Stimulation lacking.”

Pros:  “free flowing coffee around every corner nap rooms a gym with free personal training, nutrition counseling, and classes a massage center language classes sushi bar and…”

Cons:  “compartmentalized tasks lack of trust in employee driven initiatives focus on cost reduction over whole person development” – Full Review