41 Senior CopyWriter Jobs in San Francisco, CA

“Great Culture”

Pros:  “Great culture, sense of teamwork”

Cons:  “not as open to business or operational changes where needed -- there might be a shift in this, however.” – Full Review

“Rapp Collins”

Pros:  “They appreciate good work and encourage you to perform at a high level with little interference or negative vibes. They are a good bunch of professionals.”

Cons:  “Not very hip. Little prestige. A job.” – Full Review

“the experience is good”

Pros:  “company culture is great & there is room for quick upward mobility.”

Cons:  “Smaller company therefore, salary is lower than a bigger retailer” – Full Review

“Learned how to make digital stuff, not create good ideas.”

Pros:  “- great design - great digital production - great tech people”

Cons:  “- poor strategy - terrible senior management” – Full Review

“Great place to work for if you are a sales person.”

Pros:  “Great incentives. No Cap so you're salary will increase.”

Cons:  “Salary is not negotiable at all.” – Full Review

“Fast Paced, Ever Changing”

Pros:  “QuinStreet provides a start-up environment with the foundation of a publicly traded company. No project is too small or too large, as long as it results in benefit to both…”

Cons:  “Compensation is not up to what other organization's pay for the same job and revenue growth. Long hours can come to be expected as, at times, it seems like folks…” – Full Review

“Rewarding!”

Pros:  “I love working for a leader that is inspiring and respectful of his employees. I think Bob does a fantastic job running the company.”

Cons:  “The internal processes do not make sense, they could be more efficient and smarter.” – Full Review

“Good place to work, great resume builder”

Pros:  “good money, decent creature comforts/perks, doesn't feel like a big corporation, they really do try to make it a "fun" place to work”

Cons:  “controlled chaos, pretentious web workers, sometimes it feels like a factory. Basically, it's like a typical ad agency, although it fancies itself as something more…” – Full Review