Zillow reviews

This company still speaks loud volumes on startup vibe-since being here, the company has grown exponentially and growth opportunities are great if you can prove yourself. You have the ability to build a book of business and Zillow has a business model that is lucrative. It takes hard work, but upper management recognizes top producers and I have seen many promotions to well deserved reps. Toughest time is first 6 months

Being in the first training class was an honor as the trainers had put a lot of work into the structure and detail of the training process. The job is simple however the demographic you are reaching out to is complex (to say the least). The class was comprehensive and I felt excited to get on the phones and start making dollars. When I got out there and got past the first sale (which is usually the hardest) I saw what was possible. If you’re not in sales for money or recognition, you are in the wrong field. This company does a hell of a lot of both. I have always had an above average work ethic and found myself struggling with expectations but the fact of the matter is; more production, more results. I made exceptional money while at Zillow and couldn’t have been happier with the transparency of the management. I parted ways with Zillow because of timing. Had I been 5 years younger this would have been perfect. When I expressed concern to my manager he understood and we separated on good terms with him even agreeing to be used as a reference. The HR department was expeditious with everything and the exit interview was sad. Sad because working alongside such positive and innovative people was enlightening and I knew I was going to miss that. And I do.