69 Associate Art Director Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“good”

Pros:  “The company brand value is important.”

Cons:  “low salary range for internal promotion.” – Full Review

“Good place to start career, bad place to stay”

Pros:  “They have some of the smartest people working there and you will get the opportunity to work with some very interesting clients.”

Cons:  “Long hours and they ride you hard. The work/life balance is okay if you're young, but even then, it really becomes an issue after a while.” – Full Review

“Fun, Interesting but Yellow Badge BAD”

Pros:  “Projects are really fun and interesting. Co-workers are smart and good fun to be around. My supervisor was hardworking but easy-going and very supportive of the team.”

Cons:  “Difficult to navigate politics with a few key people clearly holding the power & protecting themselves/friends--at times to detriment of business. Yellow badges…” – Full Review

“Great Opportunity!”

Pros:  “VonChurch is well positioned in a rapidly growing space. VonChurch serves as an expert for digital entertainment and the executives are accessible to anyone in the…”

Cons:  “If you're not adaptable, VonChurch will likely not be a great fit; change is part of the model. Starting compensation can be tight until you take off. I…” – Full Review

“Schawk offers more positives than negatives in the job market.”

Pros:  “There is always an opportunity for learning new technologies. Even under great market pressures, there is a relaxed atmosphere. Knowlegeble, helpful and generally…”

Cons:  “There is a lack of finanacial incentives, raises, bonuses. The promotion structure is non existent. There is vague feeling of maintaining 'status quo'.” – Full Review

“Fun, relaxed, underpaid”

Pros:  “You get to work with lots of smart people, work on cool things and have lots of fun while doing it.”

Cons:  “You get paid less because a) you work in the gaming industry and b) because you work for Blizzard. The pride and honor of working for Blizzard is considered part of…” – Full Review