Exercise extreme caution; do everything possible to prevent it. - Product Manager Motive Employee Review

1.0
20 Jun 2023
Recommend
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Pros

The overall compensation is satisfactory, generally aligning with market norms. In addition, colleagues exhibit a friendly demeanor and are readily available to offer assistance.

Cons

Layoffs are a frequent occurrence at Motive, so if you value stability, I strongly recommend avoiding the company. Everyone is always preparing for layoffs, hence the high turn-over rate and poor planning outcomes. The executive team at Motive tends to be reactive in their decision-making process and fails to take responsibility for their mistakes, including issues like excessive hiring, poor planning, and mismanagement of funds. During my five-year tenure at Motive, there has been no mention of promotions or career advancement opportunities. Therefore, if you're content with staying in the same stagnant position, Motive might be a suitable choice. However, it's worth noting that frequent changes in management could hinder any potential discussions regarding your career growth.

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5.0
28 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great company and product. Shoaib is a great CEO

Cons

Hype and noise valued too highly

5.0
7 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Strong people and culture. Genuinely good colleagues, a collaborative environment, and a place where talented people want to do good work. After many years here, the quality of the people is the thing I'd point to first. Real mission and real product. The work matters — building technology that has a tangible safety impact in the physical world. That gives the work a sense of purpose that's hard to find elsewhere.

Cons

Leadership and organizational clarity could be stronger. As the company has grown, clearer direction, more consistent decision-making, and steadier organizational structure would help people do their best work. Uncertainty. Periods of structural and strategic change can create a sense of instability that's tiring over time, even for people who are otherwise very committed to the company.

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