Imagine Learning reviews

None of our talents were used to the fullest extent, OR we were being given disorganized creative direction that would result in multiple revisions with improper communication. Higher ups above the art directors of our team were wishy washy on standardizing certain stylistic choices for our branded style guides for character, color and style direction. I was initially an illustrator, but also (like others on the team) were pulled in different directions to pickup slack from other parts of production, like layout/graphic design/print production, which is fine (since I had those skills to provide). Overall, it could have been a better experience if things were streamlined and the leadership was stronger, especially when it came to the dialogue and common sense discussed when cross-collaborating with art directions, our team, and the stakeholders. The chaos was not fun.

So many acquisitions and shifts in duties makes continued understanding of priorities very difficult. Employees seemed to become more and more skeptical of management messaging.