Pathetic - Implementation Engineer MoEngage Employee Review

1.0
3 Sept 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

People at the Individual level are good.. M1, M2s gets caught between the expectations of the leadership (that keeps changing everyday) and the working capacity of ICs.

Cons

No defined KRA's that lead to blurred lines impacting appraisals. The blurred lines favors the system to pick the scape goat of their choice. The product is tricky, and the training is extremely insufficient (Invest in a training team, so your own workforce is hands on with the product) No Female leadership, so no empathy/ sympathy towards the new mothers. Constant demotion of working mothers once they return from maternity citing demotion will give them manageable work, which is not true at all. Lastly, they sell the role filled with work life balance and flexible work timings. Yes, the timings are flexible, but for them. You need to be available on phone from 7 Am to 11 PM, even later sometimes.

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5.0
11 Mar 2026
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Pros

One of the biggest pros is how much you learn, and how quickly. The company gives you strong exposure to the SaaS space, early ownership, and access to structured learning through resources like MoE 101, iThrive weeks, Udemy, and the Growth Academy, so it feels like a place where your skills can compound fast. On top of that, the culture is highly collaborative and supportive, and the benefits stand out too—generous time off, mental health support, and inclusive healthcare coverage make it feel like the company invests in people, not just performance.

Cons

The expectation to stay flexible across global time zones, which sometimes leads to longer hours and uneven work-life balance. Depending on the team, inconsistent management practices can also make workloads feel less predictable.

2.0
9 Feb 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great platform and a product to really believe in.

Cons

Leadership lives in its own echo chamber, making questionable leadership hires at the cost of truly great talent at all levels.

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