Pros
-All employees, even entry level part timers, have the opportunity to work on projects essential to the company and gain experience various areas of development and marketing. -Free snacks (not healthy ones, though). -Some social activities: trivia, volleyball, game hour on Fridays
Cons
-Low pay. -High turnover. -Lack of communication about individual roles and expectations. They try to pass this off as a positive, "we don't have the normal heirarchy, no one has a job title" but it makes the company difficult to navigate as a newcomer. -Total absence of any HR department. This isn't an issue one a day-to-day basis, but if you have a conflict with a member of the upper management, there is no chance for resolution. -This company leans very heavily on interns and low-paid part time workers. The marketing staff is hired on a part-time, probationary basis until they "prove themselves." Anyone who asks for a raise is labeled "negative" and pushed out. -Micromanaging upper management (at least on the marketing side).