George P. Johnson reviews

The Austin leadership team fostered a culture of over work, low morale and lots of promotions to people who were merely friends of the leadership or simply said what leadership of that office wanted to hear. No one can stand up to say hey things are really bad here and what can we do to fix.? So fearful of being honest. These promoted individuals had little skills in managing events, being a project manager let alone driving the strategic thinking of how events should be executed at an agency of this caliber. The pay is also very low. Very easy to leave GPJ for a very significant increase in salary to do basically the same role.

Lowest pay in the industry, by far! Very little infrastructure and resources to help with this complex event. GPJ management talks a lot about how they value people's contributions but between the miserable pay and lack of process, it is merely lip service. Extremely silo'd workplace. Employees are more concerned about making sure their piece is in order and not so concerned about the bigger picture. Account management is nor supportive of internal staff and usually takes the client's side.