- Not diverse at all. I worked in the office for a few months before WFH and the opportunities for people of color in sales and management were non-existent. I worked at a similar Fortune 500 company (in the same building and floor) that strived to be inclusive and it was clear that HomeAdvisor does not aim to be a diverse work environment.
- There are no monthly quotas but you are expected to make 3 sales each week. If you don't meet the weekly expectation over 2 weeks you are put on a performance plan.
- Health benefits aren't active until you are 90 days in the job
- Can't take paid time off (that you earn) until you are 6 months into the job, so if you are sick or need time off it has to be unpaid time off.
- You are expected to manage accounts after the sale, without any training on what to do post-sale. Managers don't provide the knowledge to improve in this aspect.
- Customer care team is useless
- Product overall does not benefit the client at all and many small business owners go into debt
- Managers will push you to make a sale with prospects that will not even reap a benefit from the program. After the sale is done with these types of prospects, we are told to ignore the account until they cancel.