I notice that the best star reviews aren't necessarily resounding endorsements of the company. The reason for this may be that the management who writes them aren't very bright.
The problem with this company is its management. At first I thought "employees beware", now I'm even thinking "stockholders beware!". This company as a sales organization is the worst I've seen. It's run by people who have no clue about the industry they're in. Anyone who is respected in the real estate world has left the company, so they're left with a bunch of 'startup kids' running the show. The department that runs Sales (Marketing) is in constant last-minute-crisis mode, which should not be the case when a company is beyond a small startup in size. The problem is, they don't know what they're doing, and the sales floor suffers from it. They hire the worst managers possible and then give them a raise for surfing Facebook and Youtube while their salespeople work hard. This company has a Mind, Body and Spirit day, which is supposed to be a day focused on health and happiness, started by one of the co-founders who is no longer there. During the latest MBS day, we were told to work through it as if it wasn't happening. Why bother having a Mind Body and Spirit day? Oh, and dear president of Trulia, thanks for coming to the sales floor to call listen! Instead of lifting our spirits, you reaffirmed what we all think and know... that you could care less about your sales staff. We took your appearance as hostile, not as friendly. If you think otherwise, you're a joker.
If you are an optimistic, forward-thinking, innovative, hard working professional individual that wants to make a really good living, then this is NOT the company for you.
