Avoid. - Recensione dipendente - Dipendente anonimo presso M4i

I really enjoyed working with the people at M4i. Everybody seemed very motivated and ambitious to learn and develop within the company. I especially liked how structured everything felt and it really gave me a sense of confidence that this company was really heading in a great direction. I've been apart of companies where it seemed like "meetings" were being ran just to run them. Not with M4i, it really seemed like the company had a plan in place each day to set everyone up for success. I unfortunately had to move on from the company due to my husband being relocated to another state. I look forward to keeping in touch with everyone within the company and I would love to find another company similar to it in the future.

Sometimes I need someone breathing down my neck to help push and motivate me, which was kind of the opposite of their philosophy. They believe much more in giving you an entreprenuerial approach where you can be a little bit more free. Don't get me wrong, I loved the freedom, but I could have maybe used a little more micromanaging.

Like many people, when I came to M4i as a new college graduate I was a bit skeptical. However, I quickly discovered a career-orientated opportunity that, at its core, was focused on learning how to become a successful business owner while having great fun. The office culture is one of the best I have experienced. There is a true sense of a team atmosphere. My colleagues wanted to see me succeed and they were willing to do whatever it took to help me reach my goals. Although I decided to leave based on other personal endeavors, my time at M4i has taught me many valuable skills that can be carried over to nearly any and all careers. If you are a fun-loving person who is looking for a career that offers endless learning opportunity and growth, and is interested in becoming a successful entrepreneur, a position at M4i will be a great fit.

Coming into the interview, I was uncertain as to what I was exactly getting myself into. Other than a sense of ambiguity at the very beginning, I thoroughly enjoyed my time at M4i.