Opendoor Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Opendoor is an excellent company with some opportunity for advancement. The company does a great job at creating a strong culture and has strong benefits and competitive pay. Rapid growth along with a recent change in management and organizational structure created a top-down structure which left some individuals behind, or seeking new prospects. The most recent attempts at streamlining the business have caused countless rifts, and a more difficult work environment."

"I worked for Opendoor for three years, where I grew greatly in the real estate industry through three separate roles. The culture in the office was exceptional, everyone had the same driven mindset while always eager to help others in the office when needed. I was provided great resources to help me excel in my roles as well."

"Opendoor was a great company to work for. Innovative, diverse, and industry-changing business model. The company is fast-paced and quickly changes direction to better serve their customers. This makes for a fun and challenging work environment!"

"Great start up company to work for if your a engineer."

"Opendoor is a company that became a unicorn quickly. Early on the company was fantastic. Culture was second to none. Over time the company grew and lost its way. It became a company that forget its identity. It became a place of intense scrutiny and consultant mind set. The only constant there is change. This is a result of the consultant mind set where experiments run rampant with many rebranded from past failures. The senior leadership does not listen to experienced operators instead insisting on running tests that repeatedly falter. Stay away unless you are an engineer, data scientist or consultant with an ivy league education."

"Amazing company with much potential!"

"I have worked for Opendoor for almost 2 years, and in that time we have grown from 5 markets to over 20. The people are really what makes the company, and when you love your job and who you work with it never really feels like work. Opendoor is great when it comes to innovation, and you will always be learning something new."

"We had an extremely solid team in ATX and across the country. If your hiring, I highly recommend giving any of my teammates an opportunity!"

"Opendoor is a place for those who love innovation, forward-thinking projects, and a fast-paced environment. At Opendoor, you have the opportunity to help shape the real estate industry and be the "new kid on the block" that everyone is looking at. No matter your age, background, or gender, Opendoor is diligent in providing resources and a platform for all."

"I transitioned into the Opendoor company from previous and ministerial real estate dealings. I then researched the company for a mid level portrayal of my future responsibilities into the role. Once a recruiter reached out, a great deal of information was received and exchanged; the rest in history once I accepted the role. Whereas I am looking for a definitive challenge, I would recommend the Opendoor company to anyone vested and interested in real estate."

"Opendoor is changing the way people buy and sell homes. They are consistently making changes to make a great buying and selling experience for their customers. With regard to internal org changes, they do not always reflect as positively for their employees."

"I've worked for Opendoor for over 1 year. The culture is amazing and makes a comfortable work environment. The company offers transparency on all aspects of current and future aspects of the business."

"Opendoor is doing a great job of revolutionizing the way people buy and sell homes."

"Opendoor is a typical start-up company with a high level of perks and a high frequency of policy/direction changes. If you're flexible, it's a great employer. If you need consistency, look elsewhere."

"I worked for Opendoor for a short period of time. The company is known for big Layoffs. I actually liked the job, but had bad upper management and lack of direction. Just don't get sucked into their sales pitch because it's nothing what they promise that's for sure"