
Most are smart, hardworking, friendly and genuinely care about improving the business.
Interviewers are bad at asking questions. They don't know to get the right information from people.
Executives are paid lavishly, while employees below director level barely scrape by. Director pay is all over the place.
Create accountability for failing to execute on goals. The goals themselves need to be more realistic. Customers should be put first by investing more in improving the products, business processes, and account service--currently RealPage sacrifices everything to satisfy shareholders.
The leadership team needs to learn how to execute. There is no sense of urgency, there is no accountability, and a myoptic obsession with meeting short term goals, which it can only achieve through lowering expectations. The leadership team needs to be replaced.
RealPage, like a fish, rots from the head down. There is a pervasive feeling of dread around the office. Employees are always waiting for the other shoe to drop--new layoffs, new reorganization, loss of resources. Replace the leadership team and retire the micro-managing CEO.