Talent & Modeling Agencies Reviews

A RDF Media Line Producer said:

“Fair compensation, decent view in exchange for maddening, disheartening work experience.”
“Fair compensation. The view from the offices aren't bad either.” – Full Review

A L.A. Models Model said:

“The best of the best.”
“Excellent agents, great communication, wonderful reputation, understanding of my commitments outside of work, easy to take time off, works with top of the line clients, they often pay sooner then the…” – Full Review

A National Speakers Bureau Speaker said:

“fair”
“very good company for speakers.” – Full Review

A John Robert Powers Receptionist said:

“Not worth all the stress”
“Coaches and students made it worth the while” – Full Review

A Sobel Weber Associates Literary Agency Assistant said:

“Good entry level position, but not necessarily a long term option.”
“It was a good entry level position to provide an introduction to the world of publishing. At such a small company, there was a great deal of transparency. Lower level employees have in-depth…” – Full Review

A Sterling Lord Literistic Literary Assistant said:

“Great opportunity to learn about book publishing industry; difficult work environment.”
“This is a great place to learn about the book publishing industry from an author/agent perspective. Tasks include everything from administrative duties -- filing, copying, scanning, emailing, phone…” – Full Review

A Frontier Management employee said:

“Ok but little room for advancement.”
“Flight Benefits are really good” – Full Review

An IFA Talent Agency Agent Assistant said:

“A very tough place to work, but a great learning experience.”
“Hands on. Involved in every day matters. You learn a lot. Great starting point in the entertainment industry. You get your hands dirty from day one.” – Full Review

A Production Plus employee said:

“Communication is abysmal!”
“As a contract employee you can choose your schedule from what is offered” – Full Review