MOO reviews

Culture is very uneven and an unwritten class system of employees do seem to exist between countries, offices, and departments. Expectations also differ greatly between these departments. Some are expected to be available 24/7 while others seem to skate by. HR seems intimidated by senior management in the US and is therefore ineffective. In this same vein, some very questionable workplace behavior occurs which would not be tolerated in other companies, startups included. Moo seems like a great and fun place to work for entry level employees but I would not recommend it for more experienced individuals.

Managers are not experienced, it's a popularity contest and more like a high school cheerleading pep squad with much too much power. You're better off somewhere else the place is unprofessional and they cut your salary as much as they can. Work life balance is great but not if you pay your bills. There is no clear communication and when there is, it's not honest. They deflect real issues and don't give you a platform to raise anything without it becoming office discussion and drama. You're better off on food stamps then dealing with the toxic work culture that also lacks inclusivity and diversity. There are no people of color or minorities in management, at all.