“Great learning experience”

Pros:  “Open work culture, emphasis on innovation and good learning oppurtunities”

Cons:  “a lot of work still driven from US office, reactive approach to market in last few years” – Full Review

“Moved on”

Pros:  “Good compensation compared to other ad sales jobs locally. Initial training. Paid. training and trainers are fabulous. Pushing digital products now, but late to the game…”

Cons:  “Old school motivation from senior regional management. Some local management styles. Some cannot manage or coach people effectively. Ask your potential…” – Full Review

“You Get What You Put Into It”

Pros:  “I was in sales and Self Employed for the past 15 years, I have been with hibu now for a year. When I was self employed, if I did not work I did not get paid. I totally love…”

Cons:  “They are Launching new products all the time which is not really a con but you need to stay on top of it and learn the products.” – Full Review

“Overall a good place to work.”

Pros:  “Where I work we are like family. There are a lot of cute babies and we get too watch them grow up. Team members help one another and compliment one anothers work…”

Cons:  “If you aren't a supervisor you don't work full-time. Some of us work only 15 hours a week, some even less. The pay could be better, especially if you have worked…” – Full Review

“I was just hired”

Pros:  “Room for advancement and a good work/life balance”

Cons:  “working weekends and some holidays” – Full Review

“There will be a tipping point when there will be more downs than ups, not for the faint of heart.”

Pros:  “-Base Pay is above average, and you will be able to control anything after that with commission -Large and powerful company that isn't going anywhere -Get to play and learn…”

Cons:  “-Constantly changing goals and company focus. Customer service is supposed to be a focus, but how that's measured is changed every few months. -Commission tops…” – Full Review

“Depends on where you live...”

Pros:  “Working as a sales consultant in Houston,TX was a wonderful experience. The market in Texas is steady, Texans are laid back so it was not stressful, and the managers…”

Cons:  “There is really no chance of upward moility for sales people. Most make their money and move on, very few ever get to management or corporate positions.” – Full Review