Pros
Having a few pennies in the bank before taxes.
Cons
Everything. Leadership is extremely out of touch with reality. The company is too small to be aiming for a corporate mindset - impersonal, secretive, unsupportive and unappreciative. We have all been working hard to get out of this rut and make a name for ourselves, but it is impossible to succeed when we are set up to fail. We have been biking an uphill marathon since the day the company was sold to new management, and poor repetitive decisions are causing us to remain in our perpetual misery. Cheap, quick, knee-jerk reactions is how this management works. Everyone is disposable no matter their actual worth. If it’s any indication, the turnover rate averages about two people a month and this isn’t due to people being let go. There is no effort to transition or train new hires so the same overwhelming feeling that each employee feels two weeks into their impossible job is what immediately takes over the newest addition to the “team”. Leadership promises growth and development within the company, but there is no real career trajectory at this place. Save yourself some time and stay far away. There is a reason Realty Capital’s name is soured through the grapevines. Believe the rumors - they’re likely all true. It would be unfair to finish this review without acknowledging the people. Somehow despite the tragedy of this “business”, it seems to attract some incredible human beings. That is the only reason employees don’t quit within the first week of working here.