Mondo reviews

I usually never take the time to fill out a review, but I felt that it was necessary... My experience at Mondo was TERRIBLE. It was by far the most poorly run company I have ever worked for. They do a really great job selling you on the interview with all the cool perks and benefits, (monthly manicures where someone literally just paints your finger, pay you 50,000k after 5 years..which only 1 person has ever done because most would rather die than work there for that long) etc but once you're in the door they pretty much own you. Upon being hired, you are told there is a ton of room for advancement and in the ISAM program you are supposed to be promoted to an account director role in 12 weeks. After about 22 weeks, not one of the ISAM's had been promoted and are still cold calling their days away because there "isn't a budget to promote them anymore". You will always work over 40 hours a week without lunch breaks (you won't have time). If you do take a lunch break you are judged, and you should never leave before 5:45pm unless you are closing deals. The turnover rate there is INSANE. In the couple months I was there I saw 7 people either get fired or quit. In an office of around 15 people, thats almost a 50% turnover rate. Maybe management should start looking in the mirror and seeing it as a reflection on how they run their business and how unhappy there employees are. My direct manager sat in another state and had absolutely no clue what was going on. She was impossible to reach, always late to our 1 on 1, if she even showed up at all and only cared about numbers. Management there uses fear as motivation and could care less about you and your career, unless you are making them money. If you are not closing deals, you are pretty much writing your termination letter for yourself. There is very little team work there, no support, and everyone is out for themselves. There is pretty much no where to go with a problem as HR only consists of one person. I would highly encourage never working for this company. I am someone that has a "I want to find out for myself" attitude, but if you are looking for honest feedback, from an employee that wasn't bribed to write a positive review, there you have it.

I worked at Mondo for more than a year. I was young, the company seemed really lax and they really sell you on the interview. I joined without reading proper reviews (see Bluewolf's page for when they used to be affiliated) and right away noticed that this is not the company I want to be a part of. Management is a soap opera. I've never seen a company micromanage their employees like Mondo does.