173 Copywriter Jobs in Chicago, IL

“Wonderful place to work”

Pros:  “Knowledge of Advertising industry and strong managment team. Great training!”

Cons:  “Long hours but worth it in the end” – Full Review

“Good While Your Hot, Bad When You're Not”

Pros:  “Good Work-Life Balance and Great Benefits,”

Cons:  “Little Job Security or Growth Potential” – Full Review

“Great experience for an internship”

Pros:  “-Boutique firm so you get a feel for the entire business, the experience is what you make it -Set hours so you know your schedule -Get to help out on major deals and see…”

Cons:  “-Unpaid internship -Some remedial work, but it's an internship, what else do you expect? -Have to sign a non-compete as an intern -Located in Evanston so a…” – Full Review

“A great organization to work for”

Pros:  “Work with a group of top-notch professionals. Taproot also has excellent templates and planning tools to help all members get the job done well. All job projects are…”

Cons:  “Work is pro-bono - volunteer.” – Full Review

“Good place to work in the Agency world”

Pros:  “- Digitas has a very fun, casual, collaborative atmosphere - Benefits package is great... lots of vacation/flex days and lots of holidays - Managers are very flexible to…”

Cons:  “- Some teams work pretty hard and put in long hours on a regular basis - Work is pretty repetitive and gets boring after a while” – Full Review

“Excellent place to learn from the best and grow in your career!”

Pros:  “Many great things about Edelman: working with the best in the industry, mentorship programs, tuition reimbursement, company culture that consists of 2 company outings a year…”

Cons:  “Not necessarily a con, but this is a fast paced work environment! Be ready to be incredibly organized and an Outlook calendar pro!” – Full Review

“Mixed - depends on department”

Pros:  “Heavy investment in online technology, trying to compete in the online retail world. Compensation is good, especially for a struggling company.”

Cons:  “Brand recognition is not there. Investment in tech might be at the cost of brick and mortar stores. Mgmt needs to stop trying to make Sears into the next Amazon” – Full Review