Pros
I've been here for 14 years for the following reasons: - Leadership demonstrates respect and rewards good work - Great work-life balance; steady 9-6 work day, work from home, understanding that sometimes doctors' appointments and children's concerts pop up during work hours - Supportive team structure; nobody is left out in the cold to handle clients on their own - This company loves new ideas and strategies from employees at every level, even interns! - Very interesting mix of technology accounts, ranging from cybersecurity and fraud prevention to quantum computing, agentic AI, and even audio chipsets
Cons
I've been here long enough to see what kind of people succeed here and which do not: - If you know PR and can get started quickly once you are onboarded to each account (rather than having to have your hand held for months after your start date) you will succeed. This is a small company, so everybody needs to be good at their jobs. - If you talk a big game, but cannot deliver media opportunities or results, you will not last. - If you constantly miss deadlines and don't seem to care, you will not last. - PR can be a very stressful occupation, and clients can sometimes be unreasonably demanding. If you cannot deal with occasional anxiety and pressure, this is not the industry for you. This goes not just for Fusion but for any PR agency.