315 Advertising Specialist/Account Executive Jobs

“Decent temporary position until you find something better.”

Pros:  “I worked in an area where I didn't have to see my boss or report into the office on a regular basis.”

Cons:  “Incompetent management. The VP allegedly hired his girlfriend to run a sales region and she is incredibly unprepared for a leadership role. Many months after…” – Full Review

“Smart, approachable employees who care & let you take risks: wouldn't trade it for the world”

Pros:  “I've worked at a number of places and none have compared to AOL and I know my co-workers feel the same. Here are some of the great reasons to come and stay here: The…”

Cons:  “-can be a long hiri -can be difficult at times for contractors to gain full time employment -lack of cohesive company vision (but improving) -not many entry…” – Full Review

“good place to learn”

Pros:  “the management here is pretty good and they are large and well recognized. pay is decent and that working atmosphere is fun”

Cons:  “depending on economical conditions brininging in new acounts can be very challenging, especially ones with fillable orders. hard to make commission fast” – Full Review

“Positive people, varied opportunities”

Pros:  “Flexibility, independence, better benefits than other agencies”

Cons:  “limited benefits, sometimes unpredictable work flow” – Full Review

“Some great colleagues....poor, stagnant, political management”

Pros:  “There are some very good people working for this company and it has a great reputation in the Chicago and Midwest market...”

Cons:  “Senior management and the organizational structure is structured almost in a silo style. Very hard to exact change and promote innovation within the organization...” – Full Review

“dynamic environment, difficult as a part of larger organization”

Pros:  “advanced technology fast pace bright team members”

Cons:  “tangeled in AOL business challenges. Complexity of organization based on years of acquisitions & pragmatic (sometimes impulsive) decision making and resulting…” – Full Review