Mandli Communications Reviews

Pros

Good people Relaxed work environment Easy job with chance to learn new skills if you take initiative Good health benefits

Cons

Aloof and delusional ownership that likes to meddle Poor organizational structure College degree requirement - a lot of talent people are passed over because the owner has an absurd rule that employees must be college educated when this is entry level and no GIS experience is needed Pay is lower than average, raises were non-existent No bonuses I personally got a lot of of my 7 years at the company but that's because I took initiative and taught myself new skills. No training was offered and no assistance was given but I was able to teach myself enough to get another job using those skills. A job that values me and pays me as such. When I left Mandli, the owner had the nerve to the credit for all the skills I developed when he had absolutely nothing to do with it.

Pros

Steady work, health insurance, reasonable hours

Cons

They will drop you if you can’t keep up the pace. The supervisors/shift managers don’t understand what their suppose to be supervising and a disconnected from what their works are doing in general. Their friendly smiles are a facade behind which they see you as just another cog in the machine.

Pros

Originally started as a data processor on night shift, then went to days. My education is not related to the technology, however my background is in English. Further, I was approached by my supervisor for a special assignment. Because the reviews were poor for the company I was paid to write fake reviews on Glass door as well as a few other websites. It paid more than the other positions even though I was technically still in the lowest roll. More than 3$ an hour more than a date processor.

Cons

For what you are doing, your compensation is awful. You are treated as a number. People take advantage of you and there is rampant nepotism.

Pros

-Modern, more so "young" office -Good job immediately post-grad -Very friendly staff who were willing to help out. -Free bagels every other Tuesday + occasional BBQ in summer. -Awesome direct superiors/leads in the processing team. They made it nice coming to work. -Really good benefits such as health.

Cons

-Low wages for just starting out. They were originally at $13/hr but then raised to $15/hr after outside pressure from competitors. -Super independent work. If you like talking to people, too bad. You sit at your desk and aren't allowed to get up or chat with your neighbor. -No real skills gained. -Very banal work. You input data all day and it never changes. -Hard to move up in company. You may be "promoted" to quality control, but you're doing the same work the whole day. One coworker was in the same basic position for seven years. -Most of the coworkers in this position seemed to have very little "motivation" or "self drive", especially considering most of them have been in the same role for years. -Your on hourly, so you have to get there at 7 am sharp and leave no earlier/later than 3:30 pm.

Pros

Lots of freedom for the most part Most of the people are nice Free Health insurance

Cons

Low Pay Broken Promises Layoffs Very little recognition for what you have done Having to make new titles for people just so they can get a raise

Pros

Steady hours, benefits, parking and nice area

Cons

Stressful expectations, work quotas, cold management, bad HR team which is there only to help company not you. Will drop you if your can’t keep up the pace.