1,644 PR Specialist Jobs

“Fast paced corporate environment”

Pros:  “Benefits are fantastic Salary is competitive Lots of growth opportunity Decent work/life balance compared to competition Above average facilities Work from home…”

Cons:  “Can be very fast paced if that is a problem Requires ability to make quick decisions Decent campus, could be much better” – Full Review

“Got me a job fast for good pay.”

Pros:  “Creative Circle seems to have a lot of connections and they got me a freelance job within a few weeks at the rate I requested. You work for and get paid by Creative Circle…”

Cons:  “No benefits No paid vacation, which becomes an issue if you are on an assignment for more than 8-10 weeks. It would be nice to be able to take a day to handle…” – Full Review

“Good working experience for new graduates”

Pros:  “1. Friendly work environment. 2. Competitive pay. 3. Challenging work load that will push you constantly. 4. Opportunity for advancement.”

Cons:  “1. A small company that is affected severely by the price of natural gas.” – Full Review

“Unmatched expertise.”

Pros:  “The network of experts in F-H is outstanding. Even as a senior counselor, I am still always learning and growing through professionals that have unmatched industry…”

Cons:  “Because of the size of the network, you have to work hard on making your own personal connections. You will not be handed a cushy role, you must take…” – Full Review

“Great local management, but very narrow in opportunities”

Pros:  “management, supervisors, pms are great, helpful, respectful nice location to commute try to maximize pay usually a good mix of leadership at the local level and good…”

Cons:  “As a contractor/consultant, they seem to be pretty tightly focused: if you're a content person (editor, writer) you could have lots of opps - technical side, not so…” – Full Review

“Great people, difficult to advance”

Pros:  “Wonderful people in all of the departments. Very few unpleasant people. Great office-family environment.”

Cons:  “Hard to advance within the system (not many opportunities), raises are difficult to come by.” – Full Review