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Milestone Technologies

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They can get you experience with big tech, but the only thing they're actually good at is cheating their employees. - Anonymous employee Milestone Technologies Employee Review

1.0
Nov 26, 2014
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Projects that Milestone works on are with partners that are huge and popular tech companies like Google, Facebook, SanDisk, and eBay. Getting any facetime with these kinds of companies is fabulous for someone breaking into the tech world, and networking with the right people could land you opportunities with these companies. The benefits are not too bad (could be enormously better, but eh). Some really cool people work in some projects.

Cons

SALARY IS HORRID. Prepare to be paid absolute crap if you work with this company, and don't be surprised if you notice things like how they change their offer before onboarding you, trick you into accepting a different title with lower pay when you actually come on as the higher title you were interviewed for in the first place, and gouge the normal salaries paid for people who actually work for the partner company, leaving you beans. The position I work now is normally paid upon entry about $30k more than Milestone is paying me, as an example, so they are making insane amounts of money off of me right now. HR IS USELESS. Somehow, simple administrative items like listing open positions with appropriate titles and correct job descriptions is something that eludes those within Milestone, and good luck actually starting a position anytime soon after it's offered to you. If you have questions about how anything works on the HR end, expect no answer or weird answers or wrong answers, because it seems like the whole department is just winging it all the time. MOST PROJECTS ARE EXTREMELY DISORGANIZED. A great example of this is the Google project, which I wouldn't be surprised if Milestone got fired from within the next year because of the insane level of disorganization and ridiculously horrid management. It's just really really bad, at every single angle, and no one cares or tries to really fix it. Other projects have similar issues, but I haven't been to all of the projects, so I can't speak for all of them. THE HIRING BAR IS EXTREMELY LOW. It's not terribly difficult to get into this company. It's also not terribly difficult to get walked out for any reason they decide at any time. For the competent, it's incredibly frustrating to have utterly useless team members coming and going. THERE IS NO UPWARD MOBILITY. Seriously. Milestone is a good place to start if you are new to the work world or even to the Bay Area, but it's not a place to stay for long.

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5.0
May 8, 2026
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Pros

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Cons

Cross-functional barriers, strict timelines often changed by client. Ever changing landscape to keep up with,

4.0
Jun 4, 2026
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Pros

Good entry point into logistics and data center operations. Employees often mention gaining hands-on experience with inventory management, shipping/receiving, asset tracking, and logistics processes that can help build a supply chain or IT operations career. Decent work-life balance. Logistics Associate reviews on Indeed show work-life balance scoring higher than other categories (around 3.6/5). Exposure to major tech clients. Many Milestone logistics positions support large technology companies and data centers, which can look good on a résumé

Cons

Limited advancement opportunities. Job security and career growth receive some of the lowest ratings among review categories. Contractor environment. Because Milestone often works through client contracts, your experience can depend heavily on the client site you're assigned to. Some employees report feeling disconnected from corporate leadership.

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