Los Angeles Times reviews

Stay far away from the advertising group/business side - it's full of people who have no idea about modern digital ad sales, the marketing universe, or anything really. If you're 50+ and learned your chops in the age of dinosaurs, you'll love it. Otherwise, expect change at a snail's pace (if at all), a totally backwards organization and some of the least intelligent people you've ever worked with. Good luck feeling fulfilled or making a meaningful impact. Also, the office is like jail - you walk through metal detectors/have your bags x-ray screened only to take an elevator up to your floor which is drab, white, no art on the walls, no culture or personality and honestly just horrible. It's the most soul-sucking corporate environment ever...unless you came from the finance world. This place belongs in the 1980s but it's somehow even worse. The company lost over $55M in 2019 and even more in 2020, let that be your sign.

Very stressful, high pressure environment. Management churn is super heavy, meaning you have a new set of rules and standards so often that it becomes extremely volatile. No goal relief or understanding when the economy affects your numbers and therefore your pay suffers greatly. You will be working far more hours than reps who make far more money to work very little because they have the better accounts. Extremely inequitable sales plan that rewards luck more than hard work and dedication.