Spicerhaart Reviews

Pros

Good team moral clear targets for everyone at every level good company car

Cons

Long long hours, hours including having to share all bank holidays and work every other Saturday bonus's were often not paid and had to be chased extreme pressure to hit targets and belittled if not met

Pros

Career Progression, training and incentives are all superb.

Cons

Head Office tasks take a while with many tasks and some offices are in urgent need of refurbishment.

Pros

Career opportunities and family values

Cons

Work hard and deliver results and there isn't any cons

Pros

Support, Teamwork, Encouragement, Direction, forward thinking

Cons

Can be long hours, so manage yourself well. Often lots of travel, but that was never an issue for me

Pros

closed on sundays they give you a car need to think of five of these challenging nope nothing

Cons

Archaic processes - if you are in a contract race with another london agent then forget about it. contracts can take weeks and there is zero urgency or support from head office in Essex who have to sign off everything. I guess this process is in place as they cant trust the poor calibre of manager they employ to approve a contract - who knows. Awful recruitment resulting in poor office dynamics and low calibre of personnel High staff turnover witnessed completely illegal and common place practices; fraud, constructive dismissal and false advertising to name a few extremely low pay for back of house staff resulting in the worst management/head office in the industry bad management from top to bottom meaning tasks have zero ownership and a pass the buck culture amazing training promised, nothing given top earner while I was at the company in terms of banking however I had to fight for my last pay EXTREMELY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE, which reflects badly on the very few and normally short tenured staff; if you value your reputation just say no to the offer - you have been warned. disparity between london based brands in terms of packages. if you are a negotiator at haart you get a very basic marked toyota car and if you work for the other london based brand (felicity J Lord) you get a BMW. I think this is so unfair to the negotiators which, at entry level is among the worst OTE in the industry and considering the poor career opportunity and the low brand profile, it just doesnt make sense to look to haart for your first taste of the property industry Poor locations and shabby offices terrible CRM systems and over engineered solutions to non-problems

Pros

If you are willing to work 60+ hours a week and lucky enough to sell enough the commission is good. Company car is included.

Cons

Low basic salary and very impossible to have work/life balance. Never know who to trust unfortunately as it’s a sales job, not a job for someone who doesn’t like confrontation as certain people get away with this all. Very clicky.