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Mobile Kangaroo Reviews

3.2

20% would recommend to a friend

(17 total reviews)
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Joseph Alexander

29% approve of CEO

16% positive business outlook

Mobile Kangaroo has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 17 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Mobile Kangaroo employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Construction, repair and maintenance industry (3.7 stars).

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17 reviews
2.0
9 May 2024

Im just being honest...

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

-Good pay for the area I guess, depending on experience. Still hard to survive on, even at the higher end -Accumulation of sick time per paycheck -Weekly Pay and Dental/Health/Vision benefits, they aren't too bad -Likely will work alone, if that is your thing its a pro -Experience and Certifications with Apple products -Likely will be sent out of state for training, might get to go to CA or NY -Have a few cool coworkers

Cons

-Never-ending expectations to produce more. If you hit your "goal" to make sure the owners are profitable, it will only increase or your job will be threatened. -You are hired as a tech, but end up in a store management position by yourself. It was like this for me for nearly 2 years and I was not aware this would happen. -Work alone in a cold medical office (subjective) -"Coworkers" are all in a chat room from different stores/states, a lot of the people you are supposed to go for for help, will belittle you and give you passive aggressive responses to simple questions -You are expected to charge every customer that comes through the door, no matter how simple the issue is. They say it is because they charge for "knowledge". Customer satisfaction is a lot less important than overall profit -No vacation time or holiday pay. You get sick time but can only be used for being sick, But then the two owners will tell you its ok sometimes. Then sometimes not. -You will likely be responsible for the entire store's success, if you have a coworker it might be nicer depending on their experience. -Expectations for some are not the same as others -30 minutes forced lunchbreak, barely enough time to get food let alone eat it -Owners live in CA, they make it clear pretty early on there are some laws they have to follow and others they don't since its in different states. They have no problem firing people, depending on who it is. -Have witnessed owners essentially "silent fire" a coworker. He was on one day a week for like the last year, and drives 1 1/2 hrs one way to get there. It seems to be so that he cant file unemployment and raise the insurance rates for the owners. -Owner will "travel" frequently to India, while you haven't had a vacation in years (unless you take unpaid time off, if approved) -You have to use time off to run errands for the store such as purchasing key copies and running deposits to the bank, unless you want to use your 30 min lunch to do this.

4.0
20 Jan 2023

It's okay

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

A lot of hands-on experience and customer service experience. As well as apple certification paid by company

Cons

So many repair orders for one person. I felt over worked

3.0
2 July 2022

Hit or Miss experience

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

If he is still there, Karl is the best manager you could ask for. Good customer service experience and excellent learning environment for technical troubleshooting/problem solving.

Cons

This goes for the TX locations, not the CA locations. Your coworker could make or break your experience, if you are lucky enough to be at a store with a second person. Low pay with high turnover. Pay was justified by offering an unrealistic bonus if your store made enough for the month. Funny part is the bonus only went to the Lead techs, so the regular techs were screwed. The Frisco location was the only place that made bonus consistently which meant the lead technician there had a tendency to be a bit of a control freak. Your best bet would be to get lead technician as soon as you could to max your pay. Which, at the time was only 16$/hr. Management also would attempt to pay the lowest amount to each employee. The only reason some could get better pay would be if the regional manager fought for you ( which he always would)

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