tpn Reviews

• TPN has a chef so no one leaves for lunch, another way to micro manage the employees and pay them less for creating POP. • Upper management is disrespectful, crude and aggressive. I've seen multiple people cry from being berated and yelled at over POP. • Work is POP and it is like working for Kinkos. Nothing inspirational comes out of there except for TPN's claim to fame when they had a part in redoing some 7-11's years ago for a retail promotion for The Simpson's, more POP. • Late nights working on POP. • Culture of gossip, over drinking and extreme egos. Egos over POP? • Constant negativity spoken about the clients that provide the paychecks for POP designs. • All creative is provided from other agencies and TPN takes the look and "reimagines" it on POP. • Run away and do not walk if you are offered a job here.

• Antagonistic, rude or cruel upper-management • Employees are micro-managed or tracked at every turn • Long hours due to bad planning or over-promising to clients • Creative work limited to building out other agencies creative • Bad or under-cooked meals that are subtracted from compensation • Low or below average salaries compared to type of work and industry standards • No bonuses and low chance of promotion for creative team • Huge divide between the creative and accounting side, lots of in-fighting • Client bashing that robs people of motivation • Culture of gossip encourages drinking in-lieu of improving work conditions • Location (building) in desperate need of cleaning (vacuuming, dusting, etc.) or repair