MOO reviews

Sometimes the job security seems uncertain, and I'm not sure how realistic significant career growth here is. There are also somewhat limited resources/budgets for career development (although that wasn't always the case) and at times we feel understaffed. Overall, I feel that many of the positions at the company do not have particularly competitive wages. They do try and make up for it with great benefits and company culture, but it would be nice to have a salary that better reflects the market rate, as well as higher yearly raises. I understand that MOO is a smaller company and doesn't have the same budget as a large chain, but it's still an important issue, and the reason I'm leaving 4 stars instead of 5. If you're questioning whether or not to apply, I would still say, 'go for it!' Every job has its issues, but being here has overall been very positive and has provided me with great work experience.

Poor, inexperienced management. Lack of transparency. If you bring any ligitimate concern, suggestion, criticism to the floor manager, you will get stared at blankly and then slandered behind your back. "Leads" instead of motivating and leading, are more concerned with targeting people for their own personal grudges and making it top priority to take them down at any opportunity. The cliques are there and they are toxic as they get. if you're someone who just wants to come in, do your job well, and then go about your life....good luck. They will break you down and gaslight you because they have nothing better to do. Sexual harassment and bullying are common and tolerated. The aforementioned floor manager allows this to happen. Floor manager also employs and protects a registered 1st degree sex offender because they are related. #nepotism#yesthisistrue No room for growth unless you're friends with the right people. Accomplishments will be overlooked and mistakes will be broadcasted. Don't let the free benefits reel you in. There are much better places to work.