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3.0
7 Apr 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

good company culture and many interesting clients

Cons

too much micromanaging and no path for growth

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5.0
16 Jul 2024
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Pros

Punchcut excels in work-life balance, ensuring employees thrive personally and professionally. The team is incredibly talented and collaborative, fostering a culture of continuous learning and innovation with access to the latest tech news and resources. Leadership stands out by advocating for employees and providing strong support, especially in challenging client situations. Overall, it's a workplace where well-being, growth, and support are top priorities.

Cons

Can't think of any cons. My experience at Punchcut has been fantastic.

5.0
20 Feb 2024
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Pros

I worked at Punchcut as a flex Sr. Visual Experience Designer for around 2 years. It was an incredible learning experience, and I got the opportunity to collaborate on some exciting client projects. Punchcut was always so supportive, and they valued the unique skills and perspectives of every creative. I worked on a wide range of projects across different industries, and collaborated with talented project managers, researchers, strategists, UX designers, interaction designers, visual designers, and illustrators. The quality of work was always top notch, and Punchcut’s design process was extremely solid. I thoroughly enjoyed working with them, and always felt like I was part of a team, even as a contractor. I had fun meeting Punchcut members in their SF office over lunch or during events like Config, and during their neighborhood social gatherings. They have an encouraging people culture that emphasizes their employee’s wellbeing. I highly recommend Punchcut as a product design agency for any creative wanting to grow professionally.

Cons

Like many agencies, the nature of the projects were more short-term, and it required being flexible to help out where and when support was needed. For certain projects, there were some weeks where only 50% of my time or less was needed. Sometimes, the expectations of the different responsibilities could've been clearer from the get-go.

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