MOO Software Developer reviews

1.0

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Richard Moross

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Software Developer employees have rated MOO with 1.0 out of 5 stars, based on 17 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Software Developer professionals have a very poor working experience there. MOO is rated 74% below average by Software Developer professionals compared to other employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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17 reviews
5.0
Aug 14, 2018

#LivingTheDream

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Pros

- Massively improved technical platform (especially since starting) - Genuinely interesting technical problems to solve - Surprisingly diverse and fun colleagues - Very laid back culture - And really, really great parties

Cons

- exactly 50% of MOOsters love an unnecessary meeting - working remotely is a fairly poor experience (though apparently soon to improve) - £1000 training budget for devs is pretty good, but doesn't go *that* far

5.0
Apr 28, 2018
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Pros

The best thing about MOO is the people. Somehow MOO has managed to hire a ton of incredible, funny, intelligent and genuine people who care about what they do and also care about being nice. If something should be improved (e.g., how good our company is at recycling), people come together to get things done. Additionally, the office is super diverse - tech, finance, marketing, design and a load of other teams all work on the same floor, which means you get to see fun things like commercials being made and user research happening. And despite being a 500 person company, the leadership team sit next to everyone else, are all really approachable and cool and do fun things like dress up and sing Kareoke at company parties, which sounds lame but isn’t. Finally, it wouldn’t be a review of MOO without mentioning the ridiculously beautiful office and insanely fun company parties.

Cons

Something that bothered me about MOO having worked in the tech team is that it felt like the tech crews were prioritised based on how important the projects they worked on were. This makes sense from a business point of view, but having frequently been on one of the non-prioritised crews, it was frustrating. Non-prioritised crews want to work on their own projects, but often end up acting as contractors to the prioritised crews, doing uninspiring work to complete their projects without ever being involved enough in them to take ownership. I attribute a lot of my teammates leaving to not ever having the time or resources to work on the things that we had planned. I also never got my MOO anniversary doll, a fact that will forever haunt my idle thoughts.

4.0
Mar 10, 2018
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Pros

- Moving toward modern micro service architecture - Good development processes (TDD, CI/CD) - Cross team guilds improve quality and consistency - Tech Team Meeting on Fridays is a great way to learn new things - Some of the nicest people I've ever worked with

Cons

- Management ignores interpersonal problems, can result in toxic environment - Culture was deprioritised and went noticeably down hill - More time should be given to replacing legacy systems - High churn

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