Keller Williams Realty Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Working at Marcus & Millichap was a life changing opportunity. To be trained by some of the most successful agents in the nation, and to see them operate, was one of the biggest pushes to my entire life."

"The firm is a great platform for worldwide networking in real estate"

"Great place to work. Strong leadership."

"Keller Williams is a very good company with a strong sense of culture, and my team is currently setting off in writing software that will make buying and selling homes easier. It's a great company to work for if you have a family and need flexibility, but it may not be a great fit for engineers who crave fast-paced environments and like solving challenging technical problems."

"I was with KW for over 4 years. No major complaints."

"KW offered one of the best training and great group of people to work with."

"Worked here for about 2 years with a team. Every office is different but this one was good!"

"KELLER WILLIAMS IS a great company to partner with. Each person has the tools they need to succeed!"

"I have been working at KW since 2017, and have found it to be a supportive and growth oriented environment"

"Great opportunities and great training to help you reach your goals"

"After spending a few years at this company, I find myself ready for a bigger challenge."

"I've worked for the company for 3 years and find the staff helpful and truly concerned about the success of every REALTOR. The technology and training is above any in the industry and the income opportunity is only limited by the individual. It's the only choice when choosing a Broker."

"Keller Williams is what it is."

"Very good company to work for."

"Being a state REALTOR isn't all to enthusiastic unless you are getting high volume or high value. The entire system is designed as a multilevel marketing or legal pyramid scheme with little to no help at all. KW especially is all about bringing in as many people as possible without a means and simply pushes them through motivational coursework to "keep pushing forward." It's quite a joke, you're better off starting as a middle-aged job dropout where all of your circle is buying or selling and knows people who do so otherwise your resources will dry up almost instantly."