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MeLLmo

Acquired by SAP

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Nice coworkers, but chaotic even for a startup - Anonymous employee MeLLmo Employee Review

3.0
Dec 18, 2012
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Nice, intelligent coworkers. Office is located across the street from the beach. Not a lot of pressure to put in "face time" of extra hours beyond getting your work done. Not a lot of direct micromanagement.

Cons

Compensation is on the low side, and there are no annual reviews or merit increases. No bonus program or stock options. Rather than delegating responsibility/ownership, management tends to assign tasks, so it's difficult to feel autonomy in your job. There is zero team planning and releases tend to drag out and hurt morale.

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5.0
Jun 18, 2018
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Pros

Room to Grow Innovative Talented People Snack bar Awesome location by the beach

Cons

Low salaries for QA engineers

4.0
Aug 6, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

MeLLmo (makers of Roambi) is mid-sized tech start-up in Solana Beach, CA (about 20 miles north of San Diego). Most of the 70ish employees have been with the company for years, but there's a great influx of fresh blood recently as well. Awesome office right across the street from the beach and surrounded by great restaurants, as well as a train stop making commuting from downtown San Diego very easy. Laid back vibe yet everyone works hard. The product the company makes is very solid and sits nicely at the intersection of cloud, mobility, and data. There's a ton of interesting growth opportunities for the company. Awesome board of directors and the management team is pushing in the right directions. It's an exciting time to be at MeLLmo.

Cons

The company was building business apps for iOS before almost anyone else, and probably tried to grow too big too fast. That likely resulted in some mis-steps and made things a bit chaotic, but very few start-ups have a perfectly smooth growth path.

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