Mozilla reviews

There's a general feeling that people here are least valued where the rubber hits the road. Without engineers and community making stuff, no organization has any use for any of the other roles. But it's clearly the other roles that are more valued. In fact, it's career suicide to work here as an engineer in many areas. The codebase is a mess, there's an awful barrier of entry to contribute to some areas, the way community is treated on projects like Firefox OS (build 'em up, knock 'em down), is despicable. Many wonder, rightfully so, what kind of jobs they can actually get with Mozilla technologies. Good question. They just don't wonder loud enough, in my opinion. The environment has grown recently quite toxic, with backstabbing, etc. I've witnessed somewhat talentless people climbing up the management chain blatantly try to take credit for work others have done. Also, dreadful HR. What purpose do they serve? As it is there is zero path for career growth in many engineering areas, and HR does little if anything to address this problem. The browser share is falling, and Firefox OS market penetration is negligible.

For many years Firefox marketshare has declined. Now in 2025 Mozilla is about to lose almost all revenue due to the Google antitrust court case. As the risk of insolvency increases, workplace toxicity rises The company may not survive