It's been said this is a great first job. - Recensione dipendente - Quality Control Analyst presso CoStar Group

2,0
16 ott 2008
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

Well, the Bethesda ofice is on top of a Metro stop. And you get your own incoming 800#.

Svantaggi

Any job in the Research Dept. has a requirement for a set minimum number of completed tasks in a day and/or week and/or month. These standards are determined without realistic consideration for the researcher's ability to successfully extract the necessary information from a research base that has little or no inclination to provide such information. If you fail to meet those standards then you're soon on a short walk toward the door. Managers are terrified to counter the edicts of upper management as they themselves are held to similar metrics regarding their own production and there are always warm bodies able to be promoted to a management slot (all too frequently without any training on how to manage people.) Career paths are created with great flourish although they require the need to meet annual standards that cannot be met when working a 40 hour week. As a result, the salary bands look attractive to newcomers but no one stays around for longer than 12-18 months before fleeing. One of the best comments from a departing employee was: "This was a great first job." Oh yes, all of your telephone calls are monitored for "coaching." "Coaching" could better be described as catching you in your mistakes and warning you about ever doing anything like that again.

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5,0
8 giu 2026
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

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Good org and team and culture

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KPIs above all, inflated expectations for product

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1,0
11 mag 2026
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

401k, medical benefits snacks decent base salary

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Working at CoStar Group was one of the most emotionally exhausting sales environments I’ve experienced. The culture on my team was extremely male-dominated, hyper-competitive, and very much “sink or swim.” Collaboration was talked about constantly by management, but in reality the environment rewarded internal competition, territorial behavior, favoritism, and politics over actual teamwork. As one of the few women on the sales team, I often felt isolated and unsupported. Instead of mentorship or coaching, the expectation was basically: “figure it out yourself.” New hires were thrown into difficult situations with inconsistent training and unrealistic expectations, while certain reps appeared to receive stronger books of business, better territories, or more support than others. It created resentment and a toxic atmosphere where coworkers often felt more like competitors waiting for you to fail than teammates. The turnover was incredibly high, which should have been a red flag. Management pushed aggressive quotas and nonstop pressure while failing to address morale, burnout, or fairness concerns. There was also an unhealthy obsession with leaderboard culture and internal politics that made the workplace feel stressful every single day. What disappointed me most was that I genuinely believed in the product and enjoyed helping clients. Many customers loved working with me, and I built strong relationships. But internally, the environment became mentally draining. The constant competitiveness, lack of support, and toxic culture eventually outweighed the positives of the role.

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