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1.0
6 Jul 2016
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Certain departments seem to be better managed than others. The junior staff is wonderful. I couldn't have asked for a better team. There are weekly happy hours and a strong office culture.

Cons

For starters, the staff (especially junior staff) are grossly underpaid. They hire you with a minimal salary and offer over time. But they don't tell you that you're EXPECTED to work over time. That you'll no longer have a life outside work. That no amount of over time could possible justify the advantage they've taken of their employees. Senior management pretends that things are always peachy, but in reality, they're not. They claim to be transparent, but in reality, they are far from it. Their client relations are terrible, hence why they've lost one of the largest pharma companies in the world as a client.

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5.0
12 Nov 2024
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Pros

Remote first, free healthcare, opportunity to grow, a few recent big client wins, management team that listens

Cons

Too many meetings and processes

1.0
25 Apr 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The culture is defined by fear, passivity, and executive cowardice. Staff will not raise their hands, challenge weak thinking, volunteer for hard work, or take ownership because the environment trained them not to. Initiative is not rewarded, it is punished. Curiosity is treated as insubordination. Dissent is treated as disloyalty. Poor craft. Zero accountability. Deep grudges and infighting at all levels.

Cons

The executive team is absent when judgment is needed, vague when clarity is required, and conveniently disengaged when the topic of corrosive culture comes up. Their defining contribution is permission through inaction. They have allowed the loudest and most toxic person in the room to become the operating system of the agency.

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