Working for Maana was horrible. - Anonymous employee MAANA Employee Review

1.0
Feb 20, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The salary was nice. There used to be nice people, and there are a few left. I got to do cool things, and the clients are pretty intelligent and generally nice people.

Cons

- The people, leadership included, are under an insane amount of pressure. Leadership takes it out on the workers. It's a horrible work environment. Inhumane. Really terrible to work there. Vicious. Dramatic. Personal. Petty. Arrogant. - The other reviews which use words like "awful" and "wretched" and "nightmare" ... that's an understatement. - Lots of turnover. What's crazy is how long it takes people to find a job after they quit or get dumped. I see six months, nine, a year. Maana is breaking people. It's not normal. It's not okay. - Some other review said Maana's issues were "typical startup teething issues". Maana doesn't have "typical startup teething issues" any more than a man who beats and abuses his wife has "typical male communication issues". - The worst part about it all is that the Maana platform doesn't actually do what they say it does. Compared to how they sell it, it's vaporware. There's a lot more I could say. I could go on for days. Just... don't do it. Don't work for Maana. It's not worth it.

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5.0
Jun 11, 2022
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Pros

Great company, great team, great leadership, great product.

Cons

We were acquired which is still a good thing.

1.0
Feb 13, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Many of my comrades were incredible. The foot soldiers were amazing people to work with. I wish them the best in our shared struggle. Slava revolyutsii!

Cons

The leadership motivated me to study the theory of capital (unintentionally), opening my mind to all of the horrors that come with acknowledging how sick and twisted our system has become. "Knowledge!" they screamed. "Enterprise Knowledge Technology!" But alas, the only knowledge employees at Maana acquired was knowing how it felt to die a slow, prolonged, and entirely avoidable death. Rest in peace, comrades in non-leadership roles. And the few leaders who were also comrades. I'll never forget you. Slava revolyutsii!

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