Buildium Reviews

Pros

Flexible work schedule and good pay.

Cons

Nothing comes to mind, great company.

Pros

The Buildium and Mixed Use Leadership team has been able to implement and maintain a strong, encouraging culture through the RealPage acquisition. SVPs truly care and devote time to creating an environment where employees of all backgrounds can succeed and grow on their careers.

Cons

RealPage corporate structure is improving under strong CEO leadership, however there are still a lot of corporate headaches and "that's just how it is" mentalities. Room for improvement in health benefits; too costly for quality of available plans.

Pros

Amazing Culture Good Pay Great work life balance

Cons

There are no cons to be honest

Pros

Consistent leads. Decent Product. Lots of greenfield opportunities.

Cons

Very corporatized after Real Page took over. Merrit based raises. Low base pay compared to other tech sales jobs. Just a number on a sheet and Real Page does not care about you.

Pros

Great people working for the company, management wants you to succeed

Cons

Management is underqualified, quotas are unobtainable for most reps creating a hostile work environment for those hitting quotas, pay isn't competitive with other tech companies, and leads are mediocre.

Pros

Remote!! Leadership, Compensation, Training, Culture, and Benefits

Cons

Honestly, I can’t think of any!

Pros

The people you work with are some of the best and brightest you'll ever meet. Everyone is passionate about their work, and strives to put out the best they can, which made working there every day easy. There's also a huge opportunity in the property management space, so definitely a good product-market fit.

Cons

Things took a turn after RealPage acquired Buildium, an old-school corporation with outdated values run by a Texas billionaire. Buildium went from being one of the best places to work in Boston to just another cog in the RealPage machine. Benefits were tanked, compensation went far below average, and productivity was nearly halted due to bad processes and heavy-handed, top-down approval requirements. Working with other teams across RealPage was incredibly difficult, and integrations between RealPage owned products seemed forced. It was no longer what's best for the customer—the customer didn't really fit into the picture anymore. Diversity and Inclusion is not a priority for RealPage, so as much as Buildium made an effort, things were stalled by the larger company.

Pros

A lot of the team is really great. Nice people to work with Office is nice. Good location with a nice gym and building

Cons

Property managers can be tough customers to work with Comp & Benefits could be better Pretty corporate, can be tough to track down information or find answers from you own company

Pros

Great place to learn new technology

Cons

bad work environment, Management doesn't care about individual workers.

Pros

Great benefits, competitive pay, great product, great team.

Cons

Its been through two acquisitions which took away its startup feel but as a result, the product has become much more competitive and is a leader in the space.