Where do you even start with Yardi? Complete ignorance. An absolute circus. I've never worked for a company so full of egomaniacs and nepotists. Every bit of communication the company puts out is about how much profit the company is making, or some kind of worshipping act for the owner or his family members' out of touch ideas.
Yardi does (at least in theory) follow its lofty mission statement, however, only in the USA. Outside of America, you're doomed to a day-to-day life full of inconsistencies, and void of any opportunity or happiness. In our case, there are no people in Australia who actually can deal with any of your problems accurately and tactfully, nor is there anyone who cares about them.
The company itself is shockingly rigid and old-fashioned, operating similarly to a big bank, without the influence or the power. You're made to feel like you are privileged and lucky for working there, there are ridiculous micromanaging KPIs put on you, and you're not important at all.
What's important to Yardi is maintaining the illusion that they care about their employees, the community around them, or anyone else for that matter. Yardi cares about one thing, and one thing only - profit. It is a group of thousands of real people, led by a coordinated group of disingenuous, power hungry yes-men. It's almost like a requirement for moving into a higher position here is to do the opposite of what your job description asks of you. Of course, you must play the political games too, Yardi has plenty of that if you enjoy a toxic 9 to 5.
The salary is incredibly low, the work culture is almost completely absent, you are held hostage by a bunch of hostile actors that only want to advance their own interests... in general Yardi is just an awful company to work for.
Once Yardi's glorified PR team responds to this post with the same copy-paste they give every horrific review, you'll hopefully realise the pattern that Yardi has of complete denial and punishment of anyone who have concerns.
I wouldn't dare to contact the VP to voice my concerns, because Yardi does not deal with concerns, Yardi runs away from concerns, they hide them, and most importantly, they gaslight anyone who does not tow the company line of mismanagement and complete indifference.
Overall, I would not recommend even my worst enemy would get a job at Yardi Sydney. It's a company that will destroy your character, your energy and will devalue your entire career and self-worth. If you're considering it, you're honestly better off starting your career in a fast food joint.
