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Progress Residential

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Company culture deteriorated under new leadership - Director Progress Residential Employee Review

1.0
19 May 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Before Dave took over as president and then CEO, the culture of the company was welcoming and fun. You believed in the mission of the company. He and his blind followers destroyed it.

Cons

The culture, the leadership, the expectation to do multiple people's jobs for less than one person's pay, the expectation to go buy a car to go in office after you were promised 5 years ago when you were hired that it would be permanently remote. The leaders who will call you friend to your face while working off your success to further their careers. The way they will wring you out like a wet towel before laying you off so they don't lose vital info.

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5.0
7 May 2026
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Recommend
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Pros

Excellent place to work and team

Cons

I have a good experience working with Progress Residential

3.0
21 Jan 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Hybrid, which allows WFH 2 days week. Lots of nice people work there. Management in the CSR department was supportive - until they weren't.

Cons

Low base pay. They try to make it sound like you'll make it up in "bonuses" for hitting metrics, but it's really just a way to cheap out on paying employees. Hybrid, they still make you waste time and gas to go into the office 3 days a week. If the job can be done from home one day, it can be done from home every day. They try to justify it by saying that collaboration happens in the office, but that's just BS. Its call center - there is no collaboration possible. If it were a multi-disciplinary laboratory, it would be different. but it's not, it's just a call center. They are just trying to justify the office building rental contract they signed before covid. Their philosophy is "Do the bare minimum possible to help callers and get them off the phone in 8 minutes or less." You can either have good customer service, or get them off the phone as fast as possible, but not both. You're still just an unimportant cog in the machine. They'll be nice to you until they decide to get rid of you. No severance, nothing but an escort out the door. Little chance for advancement. They talk a lot about promoting from within, but those opportunities are few and far between.

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