Truly Mediocre - Anonymous employee RPA Employee Review

3.0
Jun 21, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great place to work if you are upper level. They've managed to hang on to a few great employees. But the turnover is high and so many of the good people leave for a place with more money/opportunity. The courtyard is nice. There are three parties a year, and those are fun.

Cons

The pay is a joke. Upper level makes all of the cash, while lower level employees hardly make more than the retail works on the promenade. There's a serious imbalance going on. While they love to tout their work life balance, again that only applies to the higher ups. We always seemed to be in a fire drill, working late. Really limited vacation. On top of poor pay, they nickel and dime you. Parking? You've gotta pay that. Snacks? Here's a vending machine! Lunchtime meeting? BYOL. Client meeting across town? That's on you. Traveling for work? You pay all costs upfront and hope to be reimbursed. Crammed into open seating like sardines. Another ad agency full of white men. No diversity.

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Good work-life balance Supportive management team Friendly and collaborative work environment Opportunities for career growth Competitive salary and benefits

Cons

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2.0
May 22, 2026
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Pros

Amazing associates. Many people are passionate about what they are working on, and supportive of other team members. Some good clients to work with who actually care about the work we create.

Cons

Change in leadership has rocked the org. Struggling with identity and how to move forward. Poor communication regarding the change, little to no transparency on how to move forward. On top of all this, the agency has lost a handful of major clients over the last few years, leading to on-going layoffs and reductions. Those left behind worry if we are next. The work is starting to get overwhelming, yet we persist so we are not next on the layoff list.

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