New Hire - loving the culture - Account Director Real Chemistry Employee Review

4.0
Jan 19, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

W2O has multiple locations, US and in EU. But you wouldn't know it! There are many people that work remotely and it's great to work for a company that does not put geographical limitations on building the best teams! It's a fun place to work; lots of very smart and passionate people. The paid sabbatical after 5 years is worth sticking around! The 401K is generous.

Cons

Sometimes people are a bit too busy to on board new staff to the business; but we are expected to be quick learners and jump right in.

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Real Chemistry Response
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We believe in cultivating a culture of one "long hallway" and know it's essential to our continued growth and success! We are continuing to evolve our onboarding processes to ensure we provide our new employees with the right mix of tools, insights and information to be successful in our fast-paced agency. Thanks for your feedback.

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