aimee novo
GBIt 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
Candice
GBMy 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.
ELIZABETH D'ETIGNY
FRThe Mom Project is fabulous The Mom Project is fabulous, I am so happy at Deloitte and hugely thankful for everything TMP does. Going back to work in the US after a 15 year stint in Paris has been daunting, but TMP has not only helped me with getting the work, but also to do so under my most important role of being a mother. I’m so very proud to tell my colleagues that I found my role thanks to TMP, especially because the question almost always gets followed up with “So, you must be a mom, then?” And I get to say yes. I couldn’t be happier because TMP lets me identify as a mom first 😊
Christine
GBI would work with TMP again. I think the level of professionalism and communication from The Mom Project staff was great. All questions I had were answered completely and thoroughly. When posting the position, I was very overwhelmed with the response (100+ applicants in just a couple of days). I wish there was a way for The Mom Project to help filter some of those applicants out for me. As a small business, sifting through all of those apps was quite time consuming.
Todd
GBPoor 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.