overworked - morale is low - Ahm RPA Employee Review

2.0
Nov 6, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

Colleagues from entry-level to associate directors are amazing. They have your back and we're in the struggle together, however once it's get to directors and above, there is a huge divide and they seem to be very exclusive

Cons

Nearly everyone that works on AHM is undervalued and overworked aside from the Honda "strategy team" and branded content, whom constantly say "they're bored", which is no surprise since they are extremely well-staffed. However, all other teams are struggling to stay afloat and falling into a severe depression over the account. When RPA had the Honda business years ago they were staffed properly, but ever since it came back they refuse to hire more people for the execution teams like digital and search. They have us work on other accounts like La-Z-Boy, AM/PM, and other clients. Also, a lot of favoritism due to historical or educational backgrounds with the higher ups as well.

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5.0
May 15, 2026
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Pros

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

Cons

Limited career growth opportunities Work-life balance can be challenging during peak projects Communication gaps between teams Salary hikes could be improved High workload during deadlines Limited onsite opportunities

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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