Millward Brown Employee Review

I have been working at Millward Brown full-time for more than 3 years

Pros – You coworkers are usually pretty nice, until the ax starts swinging, which it does often. Then watch your back!
the Company has some really good offers, but most of us don't have the time to learn and sell appropriately due to little if any support.

Cons – It's very strange that global management has allowed the NA business to go from bad to worse.
Unwilling to recognize that the business model is seriously flawed and causing dissatisfaction among both clients and staff.
Sr Management out of touch with the day to day, just for advancing their personal agenda. Some pretty bizarre behaviors by a few of the women Sr Management, something that wouldn't be tolerated if they were men.
Unbelievable level of politics, similar to ad agency.
Career advancement is very political with you 'In' on one day and 'Out' the next. Just be under 30 and very good looking...
The largest clients are very dissatisfied, with constant fire drills involving C-level to salvage the big accounts.
Consistent salary freezes on top of noncompetitive salaries. Don't count on getting bonuses
Expensive insurance.
Unhealthy staff turn over with a 'Restructuring' about every 18 months
Excessive workload.
Very low morale
Moving to Norwalk this summer

Advice to Senior Management – Eileen Campbell needs to clean house in North America. The current situation is not reflecting well on her ability.

No, I would not recommend this company to a friend – I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company