Pros
Great co-workers, down to Earth CEO, health benefits
Cons
Start-up with no clear direction. They have had 2 rounds of layoffs in the last 30 days and the company has gone from almost 100 employees to about 20. Investors won't give this startup company any more funding because they know it's doomed. They never had a profitable business model. Their goal was to book moves regardless if they were profitable or not, and hire hire hire. I am not a financial analyst, but I kept scratching my head when they kept hiring, had a goal of 500 employees by 2015, yet there was barely any profit on the moves we were booking. It was all about gross bookings, not profit. Now the effects of this horrible business model are showing their colors. Now they mark up moves sometimes almost double the price of what it should cost in order to cover overhead, and make a profit. Yes, they do need to make a profit, but the whole sales team felt morally wrong selling a $3,000 move for $6500. If I was moving, I would not call Moveline as you can get a high quality move from a major Van Line for 30-60 percent less. Moveline will be lucky to survive through the end of 2014. Just like the whole DTP, you can't overtake an area already dominated by big corporate casinos. That's a big gamble, and you're playing your last hand now.