business development manager

foreman

account manager

mechanic

landscape technician

Moscarino Landscape + Design

In my professional career, this has to be one of the worst places to work.  When I was going through the interview process, I should have stuck with my instincts and not take the job.  Right before I worked there, the first red flag was that the longest tenured sales associate was just under a year.  The others either quit or were laid off.  
     During my time there, the exact same thing happened.  People quit or were laid off because of the culture.  The GM would always say he doesn't micro-manage, but then would ask constantly about where you were at.  They were constantly looking over your shoulder when you would send out bids and change things without you knowing. And when you did make a sell, the commission structure would change all the time and there were some months when we did not get our pay out.  
     

From top to bottom this place is just smoke and mirrors. I worked as a mechanic here for a very short time. The turnover before me was high, and since I’ve left my position has been posted twice. I’ve been gone not even three months. No one wants real change here, and they keep leaders in place who just drive away good workers, like myself. You got a guy running the shop and yet you can’t keep anyone in there working with him? Hmm I wonder why? And he gets away with everything from lying, to fudging hours. I would NEVER recommend anyone to work there. No benefits, no incentive, nothing. Not a career minded workplace at all. 

Working there was difficult. I went to management multiple times about the same issues and nothing ever changed. Then they would wonder why I was overwhelmed and frustrated. 

Little to no benefits as well.  Very little vacation time. No sick time. 

For punishment, they will post your job on indeed. It’s a guessing game if they mean it or not. 

Coworkers made the days bearable. 

The work done is not bad, but I think they can pay better and treat employees better. They bring in cheap labor from Mexico and Guatemala and put them above American citizens. Furthermore, bosses are not very committed to employees, they do not communicate with everyone in the same way. I do not recommend it for a person who needs to work all year round to support their family.

I worked at this place. When management changed a lot of stuff changed. They don’t hold workers accountable you get away with anything. All they care about is trying to keep workers there. They don’t really care about quality or accountability. when you talk to people about it, they say something‘s going to change. You can bring the same and up 3 to 4 times and it may take a month for them to talk to people about it.

This place is very toxic!!!  Things very seldom go good for them. Most days they will threaten your job and go ahead and post it online to try to get you to work harder or quit.  They lost most of their accounts this winter by not showing up to perform the jobs. Management is awful. I would advise against working here. Plenty of other places nearby to apply. You won’t last long.  

Typical day at work was fairly easy and productive
Management was poor but made it happen
I learned how to run skid steer, exmark walk behind,and skag walk behind
Everyone was grate an worked as a team 
Hardest part of the job was to get everyone motivated in the morning after that everyone worked well

Work-life balance
Hard work

Pay & benefits
There are no benefits

Job security and advancement
Little to no advancement

Management
Tends to be a bit scattered

Overall
Working at Moscarino was fun, management pushed you to be your best yet management wasn’t always there in time. Hours were long yet little overtime. X

working together can actually go a long way. and also that landscaping is a very disorganized business on the inside although a ton of work is still accomplished.

Management is okay I feel like I’m underpaid for my position Unset hours working outside enjoy the weather packed lunches suck because you work outside

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Business development manager 4 salaries reported	$162,500 per year
Foreman 7 salaries reported	$24.00 per hour
Account manager 6 salaries reported	$65,000 per year
Mechanic 2 salaries reported	$32.50 per hour
Landscape technician 1 salary reported	$162,500 per year

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