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Outfront Media

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Great company, greater people, middle of the road pay. - Graphic Designer Outfront Media Employee Review

5.0
Dec 24, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Truly loved the company and honestly wish I was able to stay. Creative freedom, ambitious advertising, and great client interactions with teams that truly believe and support you. The job is seriously what you make it and it helps to be a sales person at heart as a creative in the role being able to present and even sell some of the work you show. Ultimately a great place to work and build a career around.

Cons

Only issue I truly had with the company was my results were outperforming peers of mine and constantly being told I was “printing money” for the company just to be denied raises/promotions. Negotiations for raises here are hard to sell and slow to come by as well. I ultimately left because I was offered 20k more elsewhere when I originally only asked OUTFRONT for another 10k. Seriously a great company and high recommend but the pay is the hardest part of it all when you’ve got bills and debts to pay.

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5.0
Apr 27, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Working as a Billing Coordinator at OUTFRONT Media has been a highly rewarding experience, especially for anyone who values structure, teamwork, and a fast‑paced environment. The company provides a strong foundation for developing both technical billing skills and cross‑departmental communication, and it’s clear that accuracy and accountability are taken seriously across the organization.

Cons

The con for me was my 1-hour commute.

3.0
Aug 27, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

They hire on good people and expect people to act positive about the company and your day to day experience. Their art department is talented and they have many opportunities to sell. They do a tremendous job on their imaging and the upkeep of their units are first in class.

Cons

There aren't good systems that speak to each other. They pay for really good applications - but you're measured by each of these investments and are expected to use every single one of them. The problem is, the apps don't work together cohesively and you spend a lot of time managing the aps for reporting to the higher-ups.. and less time in front of clients. The inventory system is old and doesn't provide a good presentation for what is available to clients. You will spend a lot of time making it easier for clients to view your offerings - but every office presents differently. For salespeople, the pay structure is extremely confusing. Sales people are motiviated by money - and it's not clear how to work the system for a higher pay each year. You could be billing more money year over year and making less if you don't make the budget assigned and don't qualify for bonuses that are announced late in the quarter. the goal posts are constantly moving.

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