Not a great experience - Account Manager Lever Interactive Employee Review

This has been a great place to start my career in digital marketing. From early on, I was trusted with meaningful work and given exposure to real client accounts across multiple channels. I’ve learned more in six months than I expected, especially around how strategy, execution, and client goals actually connect. The team is supportive and collaborative, and leadership is very accessible. It’s easy to ask questions, get feedback, and understand the bigger picture of why we do things a certain way. There’s a strong focus on doing the right thing for clients, which makes the work feel purposeful.

The pace can be fast, and there’s a lot to learn quickly. That said, expectations are communicated clearly, and there’s support when you need it. Some processes are still evolving, but that also creates opportunities to learn and contribute ideas rather than just follow rigid rules.

They offer excellent digital marketing training for new employees, making it a great agency to kickstart your career.

Over time, it becomes evident that the higher-ups show little concern for the efforts and time you invest in your work. There's a lack of appreciation for your contributions, and they seem to focus on minor details to criticize, even during crucial meetings attended by everyone. They talk over you, say that they seek new ideas, but then dismiss them. The management in the paid media team is unfriendly and negative, creating unnecessary stress which makes work very unenjoyable. When expressing concerns about unprofessional communication to HR, there's little action taken, and you're essentially advised to cope with it. The level of micromanagement is intense, however, if that aligns with your preference in a work environment, it might be a fitting place for you.