“Marketing Manager”

Pros:  “good pay & benefits empowers employees smart coworkers”

Cons:  “Hard work and long hours, not great work/life balance” – Full Review

“It helped me grow really fast”

Pros:  “As a front-end developer I got to work on challenging projects that were outside my comfort zone and that helped me grow a lot. I went to InRhythm primarily for growing…”

Cons:  “The company is growing fast and trying to adapt at the same time. For e.g. while in Hoboken the space was really tight. However, I learned that they moved to a…” – Full Review

“They'll take advantage of you.”

Pros:  “You never have to drive to office.”

Cons:  “-You have to drive to other locations (Home depot, Lowe's, etc) -You're not doing what you actually interviewed for (I sold cabinets) -you make minimum wage, and…” – Full Review

“Run by book people”

Pros:  “Smallest of the Big Six, great coworkers, faith in the power of good books above commercial cunning, most people in positions of great power are people who believe in books…”

Cons:  “Book people aren't always the most organized, being run by editors means being run by micromanagers, very little room for growth because those at the top are *too…” – Full Review

“Great training and great people”

Pros:  “Associate brand managers receive outstanding marketing training and are given a high level of responsibility and autonomy. Most of the people who work at Unilever are very…”

Cons:  “Long hours. Can be challenging to navigate some of the bureaucracy. Path to promotion is not as quick as at some other consumer packaged goods companies.” – Full Review

“Enjoyable easy job for first time workers.”

Pros:  “Access to exclusive flavors before their release, easy work, tips are bountiful in warmer seasons.”

Cons:  “No room for advancement, pay increases are rare” – Full Review

“very difficult culture to get into”

Pros:  “Slow and steady moving company that wins over time”

Cons:  “Marketing is not viewed as a leadership role within the company.” – Full Review