Mobile Action Reviews

3.3

50% would recommend to a friend

(73 total reviews)

46% positive business outlook

Mobile Action has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 73 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Mobile Action employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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73 reviews
5.0
Sep 20, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

(1) Industry Insight: MobileAction offers a great opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge of the mobile app industry and connect with industry experts. Being part of this ecosystem provides invaluable opportunities. (2) Global Networking: The chance to participate in major industry events allows you to network with professionals from around the world, broadening your global perspective. (3) Supportive Colleagues: The company's friendly and knowledgeable colleagues contribute significantly to a positive work environment, enhancing your professional growth with their expertise. (4) Growth: MobileAction actively supports your personal and professional growth. If you demonstrate your capability to shoulder additional responsibilities, they are quick to recognize and promote you. (5) Accessible Management: The management team is approachable and encourages you to take ownership of projects and implement creative solutions. (6) Inspirational Leadership: The CEO and COO inspire the team with their entrepreneurial journey, encouraging you to embrace entrepreneurship and take ownership of your work. (7) Financial Rewards: Meeting your targets at MobileAction can lead to substantial bonuses. I personally experienced quarters where my bonuses tripled my base salary. I consistently received my pay checks and bonuses on time and experienced fair increases in my base salary based on performance results. My three-plus years with MobileAction have been a positive and enriching experience.

Cons

(1) The HR team could provide better support in North America, as the current situation requires employees to discuss HR-related matters directly with their managers. This approach can sometimes lead to negative experiences and create conflicts. (2) There's room for improvement in managing the bonus structure, especially given the team's recent growth in some geos. Adjusting targets to align with the expanded team size would be beneficial. (3) It's worth mentioning that the exit interviews are not bein applied efficiently which can result in missed opportunities to gain valuable feedback. (4) Frequent layoffs and a high turnover rate can significantly impact employee motivation, especially when the reasons behind these actions aren't transparently communicated to the team.

1.0
Nov 6, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I can't find any positives about this company, and I'm actively looking to leave. The CEO's behavior here is alarming, as they adjust their treatment of employees based on whether they engage with their LinkedIn posts. It's astonishing that the CEO even compiles a list of people who interact with his posts and shares it within the company. Those who don't consistently engage with the CEO's content find themselves at risk of termination or disqualified from receiving their earned bonuses.

Cons

I initially had no intention of writing a review or even knew what Glassdoor was. However, upper management instructed us to create fake 5-star reviews, believing it would miraculously improve the company. This summarizes the company's mindset. The recent reviews from last month differ significantly from the others, and there's a reason for it because they are fake. I'm writing this to prevent others from making the same mistake I did in accepting their offer. Despite their enticing conditions and perks, the reality became clear once I joined; there are actually no perks. The lack of experience in upper management leading to chaos within the company, with no clear rules, frameworks, mission, or strategy—just constant, mostly irrational, directives from upper management.

1.0
Sep 7, 2023

Not Safe

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Not much prominent pons, unfourtanetly. Only usd based salary might be a good thing.

Cons

1- They Fire as a Habit They hire and fire frequently. There are very few employees who work more than 1-2 quarters. The firing period is before bonus period. So, no, dont think as 14 salary per year as they promise, most probably you will be fired at the bonus time. 2- Their Story Please listen their story of how the company is founded. What they tell as a success story is actually a story of fraud. This will tell you a lot about company culture, in fact. 3- Your Journey Won’t Last Long The turnover is very very high. They fire or you resign due to the stress of being fired. It is very rare to work more than 2-3 quarters. While signing, you might think that “I am one of best universities in Turkey, I worked for well-known companies and performed well, I won’t experience being fired.” That is not true. You can be fired even if you have never notified, you have never received a bad feedback and your background is outstanding. Please think 100 times, your career is valuable. Not safe, definitely.

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