software engineer

assistant controller

product manager

paid search manager

développeur logiciel

Mogo (Canada)

Mysteriously after I posted my last review it disappeared along with all previous reviews to the page, so I'll post again. 

Mogo as an overall company is more concerned with image than results. Although there are good people who work at Mogo at try their hardest to do their job properly, there is a lot of nepotism. Management doesn't seem to communicate very well which leads to a lack of efficiency. Performance reviews happen sporadically and don't have the most honest feedback most of the time. 

Mogo really expects you to make your position with them your entire life, which is unrealistic and unhealthy. They seem put off by anyone who has obligations outside of the workplace and they expect you to promote the company on your personal social media pages on your off time, which was over the line for me personally. A lot of the positive comments and likes on their social media pages are from Mogo employees. 

Overall the company seems more focused on seeming hip and trendy than actually providing quality financial services, which should be concerning to anyone who is serious about working in that industry.

I loved my job. My co-workers I work with are great. We are always there to help each other out and all got along so well it was a great atmosphere to come to. 
A typical day at work is 8 and a half hours long.
I am in inbound rep so I have an office space. I take inbound calls ofr majority of the time and also worked on emails and did some outbound calls to process loans with customers from different provinces.

Where it sort of lacks is with management. A lot of favoritism happens in the work place. And that really is not something I agreed with. If you were close with management you got raised over some one who was quieter but gave it there all at the job.

However I learned a lot working here. Processing loans and entering the financial world was something  completely new to me, I learnt tips and tricks in controlling your finances. I learnt how to process loans for different provines and also learnt unique computer systems.

Coworkers are amazing people. 
The atmosphere was excellent when I started. 
At the beginning I was a person, but as the company started to grow I became a number. 
Management is hit or miss. Mostly they are pretty unreliable and don't seem to honestly care about the workers. maybe 1 or 2 of them do. 
This place was good for experience. 
I learned how to navigate all Microsoft office programs efficiently. I maintain an average typing speed of 60 wpm or higher. 
I am able to multitask and work in a fast pace environment. 
I learned to read bank statements and how to identify fraudulent documents. How to work with large monetary values. 

The hardest part of my job is working as hard as 2 or more people and not getting acknowledged. The job isn't hard, its just mentally and emotionally exhausting for minimum wage.

CSRs had no career advancement opportunities. Raises were promised but delayed for weeks, and then staff were eventually let go. Before letting a majority of the Customer Service staff go, they had representatives apply for different positions, then let go a number of employee from the "sub departments", keeping one department left. This was some sort of sneaky way management kept a few people on, but was able to let go everyone else.

No formal pay performance review structure. Management said your department won't get a raise, and essentially said "you should have asked when you got hired, but that's something to learn for your next job". He said it with a nice tone and meant well, but I don't blame him. The company just doesn't care about the people or invest in their long-term well-being.

I had the pleasure to be part of Mogo's leadership team and it was a blast! I worked at the Winnipeg location.

Several incentives, great benefits and an incredible culture. Higher management really cares about everyone!  

This is a fast pace environment, great for millennials that love technology and want to grown in financial/technology industry.

In this office you will find easy going people ready to help. Mogo's secret to success is their amazing people. 

I was always welcomed to share ideas and to try new ways. 

Mogo's goal is to provide the best experience for the clients. That means results are expected but results are achievable.

I hope you also have the opportunity to work there!

Awesome people to work with. This company is a good training ground to acquire new skills and career experience. Management is open to feedback and critisim towards positive changes. The workplace has an open door policy where you can voice out opinion and request for improvements.

Would train you on skills such as emails, calls and chat. Perfect for gathering work experience on any customer service related industries.

Laslty, great financial tools where you can benefit from.

Mogo has an interesting culture and can feel like a family as some people are amazing. unfortunately this place is also completely disorganized, money hungry and there is no solid platform of business. Fast growth meant constant change without proper training, 

A typical day is being abused by customers, being subjected to constant nepotism, miscommunication, and poor leadership. 

The hardest part of the job is the customers, the pressure of stats, it's a typical call centre. Low pay, bonus is implied but not achievable/not usually available.

Most enjoyable? Everyone will agree: snacks. 

Management is okay if they think you're "cool".

I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Mogo, after 3-6 months at the company you are tenured enough to move to other teams and expand your skillset. Management is fantastic with Tony and Jeff, as well as the TL's as a whole making Mogo a fantastic company to work for.

Mogo was a great place to work. There were free coffee and snacks plus some social activities. I truly wish the company did better so they didn't have to lay off so many people. Mogo was a fantastic opportunity for me at just the right time and I still miss not being there. The salaries were low but the hours were amazing and they were very understanding in regards to vacation and time off requests.

Mogo runs like a company from the 17th century,with so much micro managing from the managers,Lack of appreciation for the excessive workload,Very rude communication techniques from top down , everyone is rude,even to customers. Customers are poorly treated so you can't expect more as an employee.
Very poor Technology,so many things to do on different platforms, because of poor technology,nothing is connected,so you need to input information in several places ,its a  very tiring process.

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Software engineer 3 salaries reported	$142,333 per year
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Développeur logiciel 1 salary reported	$115,000 per year

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