Zimmerman Advertising reviews

The building is cute, but you quickly get over it due toThe fact that you have to stay inside there from sunup to sundown to get your work done. Mostly everyone is doing the work of 2 to 3 people. They offer a vacation time but you feel bad taking it thinking of the work you’d have to complete when you get back. The valet sucks so many cars of been damaged. In addition, Executives get kudos, meanwhile the the people doing the hard work get crumbs. The recruiting team will sell you a dream meanwhile the turnover rate is at about 65%.

You will have no work-life balance. None. It's nearly all work, all the time. You'll make no money. None. Your raises will be from 'poverty' to 'working poor' to 'poor plus cable' to 'lower-middle-class.' I guess you could actually make money there if you stay, but that seems sadomasochistic. The people who manage and direct the units are those that stayed, those that didn't do so well in college or didn't go to begin with, and they've been warped by the experience, anyway. It's like being a new doctor, only for no money. None. HR serves the needs of the company, not the workers. You can be fired at any time, and watch out for the end of the quarter, where they unload staff so the higher-ups can make their money.