Great Internship and Opportunities - Anonymous employee ooma Employee Review

5.0
Jul 26, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Very relaxed work culture. No office politics. Everyone here is really friendly and motivated. 40 hrs a week, which is nice compared to other tech companies, where you're expected to work more. They're rapidly expanding. Ooma has doubled in size in the past year. Lastly, they offer great opportunities for interns to do meaningful stuff. The intern pay rate is great, and I was recently converted to full time. Since it's a small company, interns can have a huge impact.

Cons

Fairly basic building, ugly compared to a lot of tech offices, not a lot of facilities for workers due to lack of room and company size. A nice lounge was recently opened, but that's it.

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5.0
Jul 14, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The culture is great. A bunch of folks from all over the world having a good time making great products and delivering great products where they fit.

Cons

Benefits package is somewhat odd. 401k company match happens once a year in January based upon the contributions from the prior year. Which impacts the contributions for the following tax year. Small thing, but it is odd.

4.0
Jun 29, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Consistent product strategy, focused teams, leadership is focused on company and employee success, decent internal communication on companywide initiatives or updates, structured/traditional company All Hands meetings, improving stock price, solid product competitive advantages.

Cons

Lots of senior leadership has been with the company for 10-20 years. This can be great for institutional knowledge and consistency but can also create significant blindspots. Modernization of tools, systems and employee expectations can sometimes feel outdated, completely manual or slow. Investment decisions can sometimes feel pennywise but pound foolish. Collaboration between technical and product teams can feel painful.

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