Pros
• Everyone is genuinely cool and easy to get along with. • Plenty of free food and snacks. • They put forth an honest effort to make the office fun from time to time. • Good starter job getting your foot in the door of the industry.
Cons
• Production Staff is overworked. • No room to grow. No opportunities for promotions. High turnover rate. • All the males in leadership positions do is have meetings and talk about what they could be doing different, but they barely execute on anything. • If you're a woman, you have no say in anything. Just keep your head down and smile when they ask you something. • Quantity over quality. They value "OK" and "done right now" over "great" and realistic turn around times. • They heavily rely on free student labor. • Sales team has no discernment on the types of clientele they bring in. If they could get a corpse to sign on the dotted line, they would. They are pressured to sell, sell, sell. Often times with little to no information included with the new client. Creates problems down the line for the production staff. • Criminally underpaid. If you agree to a salary, they withhold a couple grand and present it back to you in increments once every six months as "bonuses". Your hourly rate will not reflect the original salary you agreed to.