What are perks and other benefits like at Ogilvy?

The people you will work with day to day are amazing. They are the reason I stay at this job at my low to mid-level position. The benefits are also pretty good, especially if you will be using parental/maternity leave.

You are often required to work overtime with no additional pay or compensation if you are a salaried employee. And even if you are hired as a remote worker, you will likely be required to come into the office a few times a week. There is very little opportunity for career development and growth if you enter at a junior or mid-level position. For example, I have been at the company for 3 years with no conversations had about my specific growth/development, and often times I am left without a manager/supervisor since the company fills leadership positions from outside the company (and it’s a rotating door) instead of promoting from within. There is also a lot of constantly change happening at the leadership level overall. This impacts the day to day work of the lower level employees: policies are constantly in flux and new mandatory procedures are enacted every couple of months. There is currently a huge push for AI which I worry may jeopardize many company jobs, especially within the creative department.

Good mentorship Opportunities Work hours

Pay was below standard. No other benefits

Good benefits and flexible working time

long working hours and political issues

You get to say you worked for one of the most prestigious/acclaimed advertising agencies out there

Benefits are trash, lack of accountability from senior employees, TERRIBLE PAY, insane workload, poor organization, minimal upward mobility (especially for Denver), EIGHTEEN MONTH raise/promotion schedule with no regular cost of living adjustment besides having offices in the US's most expensive cities

Great culture, good benefits, great brand

Org is not stable..too many changes

People are very friendly. The job comes with a lot of benefits. The name behind Ogilvy carries weight.

Not as diverse as you would think.

Ogilvy was a great place to learn and grow. I was often given stretch opportunities. While I will never seek to work at an agency again, I enjoyed my colleagues and (most of) the work.

Your work/life balance will depend heavily on the culture of the accounts you're on. Pay was low, PTO was low, and the benefits were average for the industry.

Good place to work for global brands

No proper highlighted benefits for workers

Has a few good accounts to work on

Very light on any extra benefits

good salary, benefits are very generous. big clients

high level of stress, big clients