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Fun, Collaborative Environment - Content Strategist The Digital Ring Employee Review

5.0
May 13, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

I've worked at TDR for over 2 years and can't say enough good things about it. THE WORK: Challenging, stimulating, and rewarding. Employees get to work on a huge variety of projects with clients from all different industries. Leadership encourages and enables continued learning and supports employees who want to specialize in a certain niche (video, content, etc.). Proactiveness and resourcefulness are a must. THE CULTURE: Not to rely on cliches (but to rely on cliches) — it's a work hard, play hard culture. But "work hard" doesn't mean insane hours (employees typically work 8:30-5:00). At TDR, "work hard" means "work smart," "work focused," and give it everything you've got while you're in the office. As for the "play hard"? We have summer hours (half-day Fridays), team events/outings (happy hours, laser tag, kickball, movie theater rentals), and more. Another note on culture — it's incredibly supportive and collaborative. THE PEOPLE: Amazing — incredibly smart, genuine, caring. The TDR crew makes TDR the special company that it is.

Cons

Because TDR is still so young, the team is still in the process of standardizing certain processes and making them scalable.

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5.0
Nov 15, 2024
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

It's not like most agencies where there's a rigid hierarchy. At every level, team members have the opportunity to share feedback and help shape the company's vision, direction, process, etc. If you demonstrate expertise and offer value, you'll be trusted with a lot of autonomy which means a flexible work schedule and room to carve your own career path. The people are amazing (good clients too) and no one takes themselves too seriously. The cliche "work hard, play hard" applies.

Cons

It's a small company, which means you've got to take the initiative if you want career growth. There's no corporate ladder to climb.

5.0
Feb 7, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

If you have a desire to learn and expand your knowledge base and experience in new areas of marketing--e.g. branding, UX/UI, AI the company is 1000% supportive of your learning goals. You can grow your knowledge base until your heart's content and gain exposure to things you would never get exposure to in a larger marketing firm.

Cons

TDR is a small company so while personal and professional growth opportunities are abundantly available and supported, organizational mobility will require patience.

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