Work hard for success, but fear stifles communication - Anonymous employee CBH Homes Employee Review

CBH sees potential immediately. They see the work you are willing to put in and will push you to make you better! I'm in love with the change they instill in myself! CBH doesn't wait until you are burnt out, they take care of you and want you to do your best.

cons for CBH?? Yeah right! GOATED Company!!!

There were a handful of people I really enjoyed working with who seemed authentically nice and competent. There was plenty of free caffeine and food to keep you going. Initially the practice of compliments and shoutouts felt good, albeit somewhat vacuous.

I was really excited to work here in the beginning. They highlight the fact that they hire a lot of women, have great benefits and perks, and have a lot of workplace awards listed on their website. I assumed this might correlate to a somewhat progressive culture, but the office ended up feeling like an early aughts hustle culture corporation with regressive policies and not much room for diversity or flexibility. In my opinion there was really inappropriate and insensitive behavior by tenured coworkers in the office. It felt like there was a concerted effort to create instability and fear by way of abruptly dismissing employees regardless of how it affected the rest of the team. Events and marketing seemed to spend a lot of time propping up leadership’s podcasting/writing career, rather than anything to do with the company objectives. I felt like the public shaming rituals at company events were over the top at best, if not exploitative. I also thought it was odd that I was prompted to write a Glassdoor review literally days after being hired. Aside from the office environment, multiple friends in construction have informed me of their reputation on builds and job sites. It often seemed like there was so much weight on building as many houses as possible as fast as possible over other goals. Infer what you will with that information.