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The FAIR Program Reviews

3.8

69% would recommend to a friend

(40 total reviews)
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Sean Haghi

75% approve of CEO

70% positive business outlook

The FAIR Program has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 40 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The The FAIR Program employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Real estate industry (3.8 stars).

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40 reviews
1.0
8 Nov 2017

EXPERIENCED AGENTS DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME, PLEASE AVOID.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great concept and vision, just poorly executed. Very smart and talented people in the company, great transaction coordinator, great processing team. Too bad the company gives them little value and constantly overlooks them due to egos in management.

Cons

Very toxic work environment. As the other honest reviewer mentioned "the walking liability" is a very big issue. High turnover rate, hard to make friends and keep them because its like a constant revolving door. You will notice starting out that people have their guards up because they are either on their way out or they do not think you will last there. I've seen new hires walk after a day on the job. They set very high expectations and demands that are just not industry related. Very much a start up company that is not managed properly. They have hired management who conducts themselves as though you are in boot camp and not a real estate office. You go from a huddle that tries to start your morning on a positive note to a Sales meeting that is all negative. Constant contradiction. EXPERIENCED AGENTS PLEASE AVOID THIS PLACE. You will laugh at what the topics are about in the sales meeting, very novice subjects that you are required to sit through once a week with no actual substance. In fact, it's counter productive when you have a huge workload ahead of you and you have to sit and hear someone try to justify their job with an hour long meeting on how poor you are performing yours. All the positive reviews on Glassdoor were requested while you just started the job or while you are currently working there and trying to climb up, don't be fooled.

1.0
3 Aug 2016

THREE CLAPS FOR THAT - NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Please forgive me for any typos. Here it is: GlassDoor is prompting me to describe the best reasons for working at FAIR Program. There are NONE. Wish I could "check" ZERO Stars! Read the other reviews from people that have not swallowed the Kool-Aid. It's all legit!!! It's not about being bitter!! It's the truth. The Owner actually states at the 10:00 AM "Huddle", that he never goes to a restaurant until he's reads the YELP. REALLY? So that's why he pays $20 to employees to get clients to post reviews on YELP, BBB, Chrome, etc. I read on YELP, it's against their policy to prompt for reviews, and he makes clients write them too - just to get the 5-Star Pedestal.

Cons

GlassDoor is asking for the "down sides" for working at FAIR Program. The list is endless. It's like joining a cult and sick to the nenth-degree. I don't have the time to explain at this moment. Just Sickening! There was a TRUTHFULL review @ Sinking Ship. It's gone, but it states the truth! Benefits are a joke, like the other review. There are none. Too difficult to explain.... 7 Core Values? They don't follow them..., but they make you recite them at the Huddle. YOU try being required to attend the 10:00 AM Huddle! - the music goes on to alert you to drop the work you are doing to gather together in a small area of the surrounding cubicle area by the owner's office. The Mgmt. stands all in a line, facing the employees. During part of the Huddle routine, the Owner makes an announcement, you are required to clap three times - he says ..."three claps for that!" - and everyone claps in rapid succession!! Monkey See - Monkey Do. Another owner call-out was for "Shout-outs". I saw them dwindle on a daily basis, and the silence became embarrassing, so people would make stuff up, just to fill the time. This review may not be over. But for now, I've moved on and have a job with a legit employer with "Best Practices" in place, in case you're wondering. It's not about any bitterness. It was the Perfect Storm. Good luck to all! You will need it. To anyone interviewing? STAY AWAY!! It's a virus and a toxic environment.

1.0
11 Jun 2017

Needs To Close It's Doors, Avoid At All Costs

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The rhetoric they spew to new clients and potential business partners. It's a good "show"

Cons

As a former employee I can tell you that there are similarities to this company and Willy Wonka’s Chocolate factory whereas the product that is delivered is delicious and of the highest quality… but don’t ask a worker the injustices they had endure to get that output. As a former Oompa Loompa what I can tell you is that, way too many employees have been fired because they didn’t say “Good Morning” in the right tone, was told they didn’t have the same loyalty to the company as they do their own spouses, laughed during one of their Gestapo like morning huddles. The entire office is now outfitted with a litany of high definition cameras and microphones and the owners of the company are all too quick to let you know that every single thing you do and say in that office is being monitored and logged and anything even remotely considered to be gossip, disobedience or insubordination is cause for termination. Although this scrutiny is often overlooked when it comes to management as one manager in particular (who is often referred to as “The Walking Lawsuit”) is constantly barking out obnoxious, sexist and extremely disrespectful remarks in front of the entire workforce with absolutely no fear of reprimand and one of the owners has yelled and shrieked at so many employees over the course of time that he has acquired an eye condition in which his eye will inflame and expand almost to the point of explosion when he gets riled up.

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