Pros
- Great job for writers, creative and somewhat technical - Interesting clients with a pretty wide range of research expertise - Really nice coworkers that are happy to help to compensate for management's failures in training; on a day-to-day basis, if you only interact with other writers and team leaders, the job is generally pleasant - Generally flexible hours and remote work options
Cons
- Upper management has no idea what goes on in their own company, yet insists on exerting unnecessary control and seems to enjoy doing random shows of power that are generally disruptive to the work environment - Insane client loads; it seems like the firm is more interested in pumping out as much cash as possible, rather than ensuring their employees can produce good quality work that matches the promises given to clients - Unfair pay/benefits; the amount of education, training, and general competency that the firm prefers/requires from its employees is NOT commensurate with the amount they are paid