Pros
- there's a lot to learn, I could see it being a great place for someone just starting out and figuring out how marketing/advertising apply outside of a classroom - if you're lucky you end up working on a great team. My team is literally the only thing I miss about Z - there's at least some effort put in for holidays / happy hours / events
Cons
Welcome to "The Machine"....where you will literally feel like a cog in a wheel that can be replaced at the drop of a hat. - ZERO work-life balance. Do not trust anyone who tells you they will "work with you" if you need to work remotely on occassion. Prime example - wifi went out a couple times and they didn't let us leave to go work at home for the day...instead we sat around doing nothing until like 5:30pm when we were told we could go home as long as we promised to work for the rest of the day. - They'll hire remote employees, but if you're in South Florida you have to be in office 5 days a week. They have people driving 2+ hours to get to work...and then another 2 to get home. - You are treated like a child - attendance is taken every day and if you are more than 1 minute late you are told you could be fired. - You're in the office 5 days a week...and all your meetings are held virtually on Teams. Make it make sense! - Old-school business mentality, still hung up on 'be the first to arrive & last to leave' - Any talk about professional growth is handled in the most vague terms possible, and even if they do give you a promotion (title or salary) don't expect it to take affect for a minimum of 6 months - "Skeleton Week" at the holidays is a joke - you work 1 day but it has to be in-office. So sucks to be you if you want to travel to see family for the holidays - that'll cost you 5 days of PTO. - Most out-of-touch CEO ever. Town Halls are called just so he can hear himself talk while he worships at the alter of Steve Jobs or Elon Musk.
