The Mom Project

60654, Chicago, United States
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3.75
Based on 20 Reviews

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About The Mom Project

The Mom Project is the leading platform for moms to discover their economic potential. Serving over one million moms and 3,000+ companies through its robust suite of hiring, education and retention solutions, The Mom Project is supporting mothers in finding success on their own terms.

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Candice
GB

My first mentor was a bust which was… My first mentor was a bust which was really sad because, on our initial call, I was very excited to work with her. Nonetheless, my current mentor has been absolutely phenomenal. I feel like I have a plan and a direction.

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AW
GB

Hope Been on here for 1 week. I am highly educated and have an excellent employment history and experience, skills, etc. I'm hoping this is a legit place to get hired, but if I don't receive even 1 acknowledgement from any of the 20 applications I have been qualified for within a reasonable amount of time, I'm going to have to move on. There are a lot of reviews here from employers saying how wonderful the platform is, but who are they hiring?

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Denise C Jessup
GB

I initially had an issue with the… I initially had an issue with the billing from a contractor I hired through the Mom's Project. But immediately my MP representative, Leslie, took care of it. My experience has been great and the talent has been equally phenomenal. I'm very impressed!

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aimee novo
GB

It was not a scam for me. I have to start by saying that I had no idea what to expect with The Mom Project when i applied to one of their open positions but I have been pleasantly suprised. I interviewed with the outside company then received multiple follow ups from The Mom Project reminding me to send thank you to the interviewer and basically keeping me posted. I got the offer for the job about 2wks after interviewing. So far so good. Only annoying thing is that I start as a 1099 contract employee so I have to pay taxes on the back end

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Todd
GB

Poor job transition help What went well-on boarding, interview process What didn't:1) in just 2 years, had 3 HR tool changes, including payroll. Had a minor pay disruption but was resolved. 2)CW aka contingent workers are treated like 2nd class citizens at Meta. there were times, I didn't feel like i was part of the company. I wasn't part of meta or mom project/pro unlimited.3) Had very limited contact with Mom proj/pro unlimited during my 2 yrs. only got emails and no personal follow ups 4) Zero termination support. I reached out 2 months before my contract ended and got minimal transition support. after my contract was done, I got a phone call but that was it!! terrrible, i would think an emp that lasted 2 years at meta would be helped to find their next job.

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