A good entry-level job for a college grad, but very common to burn-out within a year
Pros
-you get to work with a diverse list of clients in media and CPG, which can be impressive on resume -flexibility in working from home/time off if planned for ahead of time -young people who are friendly -clear path in career progession
Cons
-expect to work long hours as an analyst/snr analyst/assoc. manager -stressful and ridiculous expectations in terms of workload, at times -low pay given the amount of hours spent doing work -little to no bonus (if you are junior, expect at most 5% of your salary) -poor work/life balance -poor benefits package -bad office locations -big learning curve so you are only independent and functional after 6-8 months -you can get burnt out quickly due to workload -turnover rate is high and happens often, which leaves the people left behind in a poor position to carry the workload. new hires also aren't useful/functional so it's a constant catching up process with people coming, staying 1-2 years, then leaving
