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It was a great place to be.
Social Media Coordinator (Former Employee), Marina del Rey, CA – August 7, 2012
Pros: example: free lunches
Cons: example: long hours
The organization encourages education and growth. It is in a beautiful location.
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Excellent real estate company
Real Estate Account Manager / Marketing Manager (Former Employee), Sacramento, CA – June 17, 2013
It was a pleasure working here. With the right business skills one can go far in this industry.
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I did enjoy placing people in their ideal home.
Associate Real Estate Broker (Former Employee), Flemington, NJ – June 14, 2013
Pros: all the sales tools you needed to suceed.
Cons: dealing with people when they lied about their finances.
Working hard with getting things prepared to view homes for my clients, having them approved for financing, and showing the homes that the could qualify for. The management gave you the tools to strive toward your goals.
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Productive and fun work place.
Realtor (Former Employee), Manhattan Beach, CA – June 10, 2013
Shryl is a great manager. Coldwell Banker is a good company to work for but takes a big commission.
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It is an awesome place to work.
Real Estate Broker (Current Employee), Raleigh, NC – June 7, 2013
It is a great environment for real estate agents at any career level.
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Good start in real estate field
Admin Assistant (Former Employee), New York – June 3, 2013
Pros: great opportunity to learn the field independently.
Great place to learn how to enter properties into the system.
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Energetic and fun workplace environment
Real Estate Administrative Assistant (Former Employee), Los Angeles, CA – May 28, 2013
The company provides numerous resources for real estate agents. These resources are very valuable but can sometimes be costly.
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Typical Day at Coldewell Banker
Receptionist (Current Employee), Palos Verdes Estates, CA – May 25, 2013
A typical day is taking and transferring calls, copy, fax, scan, replacing office equipment with supplies. Giving incoming and outgoing mail/packages to appropriate parties.
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Owning your own Real Estate business
Realtor - Real Estate Agent (Former Employee), Grosse Pointe Farms, MI – May 21, 2013
Setting your own hours, meeting interesting people and touring some of the most fabulous homes in the area.
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Great Place
Office Manager (Former Employee), Atlanta, GA – May 20, 2013
Work/life balance was great
Lots of room for growth
Speical place
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Excellent benefits with "work hard-play hard" environment
Operations Coordinator (Former Employee), sarasota, florida – May 8, 2013
Pros: bonus
Cons: few breaks
Data entry of updating information into main system
Assisted closely with new hires in Relocation Department
Interacted with front desk receptionist
Interacted with Marketing and facilities department
Updated rosters for department
Provided Assistance to Business Developers in field
Interacted with Agents
Worked with high end vendors for special projects
Assisted – more... management team with agent training – less
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Busy Real Estate Office
Receptionist/Administrative Assistant (Former Employee), Phoenix, AZ – May 6, 2013
Pros: upbeat, fast paced work environment
I was able to learn daily about the world of Real Estate by working closely with agents. My daily routine included putting together and auditing client files verifying that all the correct and up to date information was included to help keep the efficiency of the office. Answered phones and directed clients to proper departments. Organized schedules – more... and branch meetings. It was a field that I was at first unfamiliar with at first but quickly adapted to office functions and rules. – less
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Great work enviroment
Marketing (Current Employee), OC, CA – May 5, 2013
Hard to move up in the corporate side, great if you just want a job you go to M-F
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I throughly enjoyed working with Coldwell Banker. I only resigned because I moved to far away from location.
Office Manager (Former Employee), Buckhead – May 4, 2013
I throughly enjoyed working with Coldwell Banker. I only resigned because I moved to far from location.
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Good job, good pay.
Real-estate Agent Office Assistant (Former Employee), Puyallup, WA – May 2, 2013
Pros: good management, good pay
Cons: kind of boring, and less invasive jobs/tasks.
Set up new contacts with banks. would answer questions of clients, and retrieve documents from them. update web sites. create flyers. set up new appointments. maintian office cleanliness.
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Broker (Current Employee), Chicago, IL – April 24, 2013
Great place to work. Filled with highly intelligent people.
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Productive environment
Real Estate Assistant/Office Manager (Former Employee), Jacksonville, NC – April 24, 2013
Pros: fast paced environment, always had things to accomplish, deadlines to meet.
Cons: unorganized management, management unsuccessful at keeping a team
Learning from scratch, taking on a large client base and new real estate programs, things were always busy and multi-tasking and prioritizing was key in the success of the agents I assisted. The management was very unorganized, making it difficult to keep things on track, but overall, the best job I have ever done, utilizing my creative and detail orientated – more... skills! – less
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Self Employment
Realtor (Former Employee), Cupertino, CA – April 23, 2013
Pros: flexable schedule, unlimited earning potential.
Cons: expenses, no base to hold you through lean times.
Work on social media and marketing, then tour homes available for sale. Return any messages, make calls and plan for next open house.
Real Estate is a inconsistent business, When it rains it pours and when it is dry it's a draught.
Since sales people are all independent contractors Management's main focus is to support you, make sure you abide by the – more... law and run the office.
My co-workers were great people. Most were team players even though they are all your direct competitors.
The Hardest part of the job is to make yourself stand out from the thousands of other agents who have the same exact services you do. Many of whom even work for the same company.
The most enjoyable part by far is giving your buyers the keys to their new house. – less
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A great place to learn how to be a good Realtor
Sales Associate (Former Employee), Salt Lake City, UT – April 23, 2013
Pros: great training and support
Cons: you needed a large base of clients to really do well.
The actual day to day experience of this realty company is the same as all others. This company, however, knew how to train its Realtors to be careful, knowledgeable, and successful. Any exceptional training I got was at Coldwell Banker.

My manager really knew what he was doing and insisted that we do the best possible job to be the best we could be.

The – more... other Realtors are still my best friends. The hardest part of the job was leaving so I could have a source of leads.

Starting here helped me to be the best that I am capable of being. – less
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Short and Sweet
Receptionist (Former Employee), Studio City, CA – April 13, 2013
As a receptionist at Coldwell Banker, I assisted agents, brokers and customers with various requests. Additionally, I answered phones, scanned confidential documents and maintained a cleanly environment.
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About Coldwell Banker

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