It's still a bit like trying to move a mountain. Because Team One is part of Publicis, it's hard to change course sometimes since you have an extremly large corporate structure. So many of the systems are disparate and not connected, and depending on which medium you're working on, there's an entirely different way of running the project through the system. So it's a bit clunky and slow. Not quite the nimble agency that it hopes to be. The creative is good, but the egos aren't always in check. Wish it were a bit more of a "team" at "Team One".