Formula.Monks Compensation Employee Reviews | Comparably
TheoremOne and Zemoga have joined forces as Formula.Monks, the technology services division of Media.Monks
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EMPLOYEE
PARTICIPANTS
466
TOTAL
RATINGS
14586

Formula.Monks Compensation Employee Reviews

What is the best part about your compensation package?

I am in the range of what people make in my job

Review from HR Dept

The PTO policy is very liberal. As long as I am achieving my objectives and my team feels supported and my clients are happy, I can take the time I want and need.

Review from HR Dept

I'm a contractor, not too many benefits yet.

Review from Design Dept

Base salary and annual bonus

Review from Product Dept

Unlimited PTO, it makes me feel that the company trusts me as an individual and encourages me to take care of myself.

Review from Design Dept

Health insurance for which I contribute very little, but the coverage is great.

Review from Operations Dept

Mostly Salary. Fitness expenses are also good

Review from Product Dept

The tools that grant me access to the information I need.

Review from Design Dept

Remote / Async working flexibility

Review from Marketing Dept

We have flexible PTO (paid time off)

Review from Engineering Dept

Competitive base salary and unlimited PTO.

Review from Engineering Dept

The entire compensation package including referral bonus

Review from Engineering Dept

unlimited time off that works for both me and the company

Review from Engineering Dept

The 3 months of family leave.

Review from Product Dept

I love the unlimited PTO

Review from Engineering Dept

Comprehensive benefits with the added perk of a gym membership stipend. Do wish there was company matching for 401k and HSA contributions

Review from Product Dept

Remote working. The ability to work from anywhere has opened up so many options.

Review from Engineering Dept

I think the base salary is fair

Review from Sales Dept

Benefits are good, as far as I can tell. (I have joined recently)

Review from Engineering Dept

Unlim vacays . . .

Review from Engineering Dept

Why do you feel undervalued and what would make you feel better about your compensation?

More benefits and bonuses overall

Review from Design Dept

I think I could make more money by changing companies, based off job descriptions for my current role.

Review from Engineering Dept

Benefits, particularly health insurance w/ dependent coverage. A better-structured performance plan w/ incentive compensation

Review from Marketing Dept

A more competitive salary will improve moral. TH1 is doing ok regarding employee value but can be great at it by considering competitive salaries for employees or contractors who have spent at least one year on with the team.

Review from Engineering Dept

I often see job postings for my position at different companies for a higher wage. I often hear peers mention the same. We claim to be a white glove shop, which justifies our rates to our clients. But I don't see that reflected in my compensation. I feel I'm below average for the industry.

Review from Product Dept

Matching 401k. Work from home stipend. End-of-year bonus. Follow through with offered benefits at the time of hire, for example, "regular company/team retreats" is still on the job postings but I have been at the company for over 2 years now and have not been on one.

Review from IT Dept

An increase in my salary

Review from HR Dept

I really wanted to be hired here and didn't want to be cut out due to salary, so it was actually me who undervalued myself, because you are paying me what I asked for in the interview process. But I hope that I can show my worth and earn a better salary soon.

Review from Operations Dept

It would be nice if location-based salaries were considered to keep pay equitable—the cost of living goes up yearly. Also, raises and bonuses are undefined. We can do training on

My compensation hasn't kept up with rising inflation, and doesn't represent the technical and leadership capabilities I require for my role. That said, this difference is worth the extra ownership I feel in my job.

Review from HR Dept

Base pay of the market is higher

Review from Engineering Dept

I think TheoremOne wisely uses lower-than-industry-average salaries to give potentially less reliable talent an opportunity, but doesn't follow up once they've proven themselves and raise salaries to proper levels.

Review from Engineering Dept

A compensation independent from location would be pretty good

Review from Engineering Dept

Missing performance bonus. four, five

Review from IT Dept

In the area where I live, my salary is on the lower side to start with. Additionally, I have been here for almost a year and am doing a much different role than what I was initially hired for and stepped up during a lot of chaos of company restructuring. I was give great feedback but no raise.

Review from Marketing Dept

I do not feel undervalued. Nor upset about my salary but I know it is not competitive within the marketplace. I really like TheoremOne and there is no angst about my position.

Review from Sales Dept

During salary negotiation, a lot of information and description benefits brought in were not consistent and unfortunately that was used to bring my base salary down. I ended up getting less than what I was getting in my last company. But I do cherish the level of exposure and opportunities provided.

Review from Product Dept

better payment for non-US workers

Review from Engineering Dept

Higher compensation would be the first thing in my mind

Review from Design Dept

I'd like more compensation for the work load I'm taking on. It seems to keep increasing.

Review from Operations Dept

Review Sentiment at Formula.Monks

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About Formula.Monks' Compensation

A-
79/100

Where This Score Ranks Formula.Monks' Compensation

TOP
15%

In the Top 15% of 2155 similar size companies on Comparably

TOP
25%

In the Top 25% of 374 companies in Los Angeles

1st

1st place versus 4 competitors rated on Comparably

463 employees at Formula.Monks score their wages and compensation an A- on average. As a testament to this, when employees are asked “Do you believe you're paid fairly?”, 84% say Yes. The Admin department is the most satisfied with their compensation, ranking it 100/100, a full 39 pts above the IT department. If you want detailed data about Formula.Monks' wages, see the <a href="https://www.comparably.com/companies/formula-monks/salaries">wage breakdown by department, job titles, locations, and more.</a>

Rate Compensation the Highest

  • Department - Admin
    +21%
  • Department - Finance
    +21%
  • Department - Customer Success
    +21%

Rate Compensation the Lowest

  • Gender - Non-Binary
    -35%
  • Department - IT
    -18%
  • Department - Marketing
    -17%

How Formula.Monks' Compensation Score is Calculated

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Results from 463 Employees in All Departments, All Genders, All Ethnicities and All Yrs. Experience Experience

AnswerPercent
Yes84%
No16%
Do you believe you're paid fairly?
AnswerPercent
Yes78%
No22%
Are you satisfied with your Benefits?
AnswerPercent
Yes65%
No35%
Does your company give annual bonuses?
AnswerPercent
Every 6 months or less1%
Every year35%
Every 2 years32%
Every 3 years or more7%
Never25%
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