Work hard at work worth doing, at the best company! - Senior Brand & Digital Designer Parisleaf Employee Review

Parisleaf has an incredible culture. Although they're a remote agency, I developed meaningful relationships with all my coworkers and felt like leadership genuinely cared about my success and well-being as a person. My direct manager regularly checked in on me and helped me gain confidence in my craft. Parisleaf really give you the chance to shine and step up–without putting too much pressure on you. The work-life balance is really fair and they truly encourage you to unplug after hours. And getting to work with so many great nonprofits and vital causes was so rewarding. I felt excited to come to work every day knowing I was working with organizations and people making a positive difference in the world. I miss working with this team! Some of the kindest, funniest people I've ever worked with. So grateful for the connections I made during my time here.

There is some travel involved with working at Parisleaf, but this is an essential part of the process. It helped me form strong connections with our clients and get immersed in their world, as well as spending quality time with our team. So, although the trips could be tiring, they were always worth it to me.

Parisleaf is like a family - the family of brilliant, kind, funny, creative people you never had. Working here was a dream come true, and I'm still close friends with all of my co-workers. It's a very self-motivated, stimulating, free environment, and the office culture is warm and open.

It's hard to come up with cons. Really, the cons are just the downsides of the pros (since everything with an upside has a downside). The up-and-coming small-business thing means that you don't get the perks (benefits, super-high salaries) of working at a larger firm. Of course, we all know that working at larger firms often means less freedom and more oversight. Also, the closeness of the staff relationships means that if you're a poor communicator and don't know how to resolve interpersonal issues with grace and authenticity, you probably won't last long here.