We had absolutely no management. Too many founders trying to simultaneously play entrepreneur and avoid doing the hard work of managing people. Got "managers" assigned so the founders could avoid speaking to us for weeks at a time.
Terrible office space, lack of desks or comforts or quiet space, no sense of scheduling or being accountable or on time to anything. We were constantly being told things that never materialized, or not told before things changed, and students complained about similar problems as well.
Terrible salary, below what you'd expect, even if it is a "startup". I'm tired of hearing the "but it's a startup" excuse, which was used for everything from snacks to salary to events to why the founders were blowing off people's meetings.
Founders claim to be busy, tell you they'll do things and never do, and actively avoid talking to you about hard situations. Difficult to get your work done when you're being avoided, and they always find a way to blame it on you.
One of the founders took up a whole week asking for feedback and meetings about his personal communication style, personal problems, fitness hobbies, and general inability to function like an adult around other people. Most of the response was, "you need to separate work from personal" which he completely brushed off. Immature and incompotent.
If MakerSquare succeeds it's because they have a good class, and will be despite the founders, not because of them.