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Momentus Technologies

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Ungerboeck treats its employees like family - User Experience Front End Developer Momentus Technologies Employee Review

5.0
2 Sept 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The environment at Ungerboeck is great. No company is perfect and like the rest Ungerboeck has it's faults but Ungerboeck is willing to acknowledge them and strive for constant improvement. It is one of the company's three core values. I am proud to work for a company willing to embrace change when in is for the better.

Cons

Ungerboeck Software is extremely robust. There is a lot you must learn before using or developing Ungerboeck Software. Ungerboeck requires a significant ramp up period for new employees and provides endless challenges to current employees. Typically I would not consider this con but Ungerboeck's knowledge sharing processes leave much to be desired. Not having common knowledge documented in an easy to access manner makes it difficult to accomplish certain tasks without help.

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Momentus Technologies Response
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I am grateful for your review and are proud that you feel a part of the great team/family and culture that we have. As you say, with a robust software offering, it can be difficult to share all information in a timely and meaningful way. I am personally committed, along with the entire leadership team to improving the methods and timeliness of the information that we share. Thank you for the feedback and it will be shared with our teams to take a look at how we can enhance the new employee experience! Thank you!

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Cons

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