A big, happy, healthy family - Anonymous employee Publicis Health Employee Review

4.0
Aug 23, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Great people, atmosphere and culture. The ethos of 'Changing lives, together' really resonates through the agencies and the work they do. It makes you feel like you really are having a positive, life changing impact on people's lives that you don't get in a consumer agency. There are lots of opportunities to learn, develop and push yourself. I've been here 18 months and I'm still enjoying it

Cons

Maybe a bit more fruit/ salad to balance out the cake and pizza? The location, although it works for me personally, I know some employees would prefer it if it was more central

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Cons

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