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Updated Feb 14, 2021
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- 5.0Dec 18, 2017Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee
Pros
Such a positive work environment! The team is really built around making sure you succeed. Personal and professional development is really high on the list of priorities and this job will make you a better person overall.
Cons
It is not for the faint of heart. You will be surrounded by people devoted to making themselves better everyday, and as they say you are whom you hang out with. If you have no interest in finding your highest potential then this opportunity really isn’t for you.
4 - 5.0Oct 3, 2017Event ManagementCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearOrlando, FL
Pros
AMP Exposure is a marketing firm that has set-up a MIT program to train and develop managers in a year or less. It is an intensive program that teaches marketing skill-sets and strategies, how to coach and develop mentality as a business owner and manager, how to over see and manage multiple events across a large demographic, and the ins and outs of running a business.
Cons
Condensing a 3-5yr corporate track to management into a year makes this MIT program very intensive. Although a person is coached and mentored every step of the way, many people are not willing to apply themselves and make the necessary adjustments that it takes to become a manager. This program is more than rewarding for its challenges but ultimately people back down from the challenge.
2 - 5.0Jul 7, 2017Assistant Marketing ManagerCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearOrlando, FL
Pros
Amp Exposure is a management in training marketing firm that offers uncapped growth potential and fully compensated travel opportunities. This management in training program is a fast paced and growth driven company designed to transform entry level individuals into successful entrepreneurs. Throughout every step of the program, each employee is assigned a mentor that will assist you with growth, team building, and building skill sets. This is an amazing company for self motivated individuals eager to build a career and help others build theirs.
Cons
This business is not for individuals who aren't goal oriented. It's hard to grow in this company if you don't enjoy setting goals and achieving them. Not everyone is good at setting goals at first, but that's what the mentors are there for. This business is merit based, therefore it's input is equal to the output. If you're looking for something where someone else determines your growth, then this business isn't for you.
6 - 5.0Jun 4, 2017Event ManagerCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearOrlando, FL
Pros
The 1:1 mentoring here is what takes someone from entry level into an executive role in less than a year. In no way shape or form could someone do this alone, but that's the best part... you don't! Between the mentoring, the business relationships formed through networking, the personal time invested by the management team, they hold your hand every step of the way! The team atmosphere is like nothing I've ever experienced in corporate and restaurant settings. A few of the skill sets we learn here are how to be communicate, how to be self manageable, an entrepreneur mentality, problem solving, and how to be a successful leader!
Cons
It's very fast paced. If you're looking for something slower that means slower growth. With something that has as much growth as this in such a short period of time... that means the environment and atmosphere is fast paced as well.
3 - 5.0Mar 8, 2017Event ManagerCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearOrlando, FL
Pros
First coming in I didn't really know what to expect. Once I started seeing the positivity around me and my fellow coworkers being promoted, I decided it's time to really hop on board with it! Working at Amp has been the best decision of my life. It's astounding to me how many people can have the same opportunity that I do, which is to be in an executive position in the next few months. There is no limit for growth which is motivating to me, because I am career driven and I like to rise to the top. I love how I can reach out to my team members for anything and I know they'll be there. Coming from other work environments where that is not the case, this office is a breath of fresh air. It's crazy to me how fast paced this program is, and how someone can go from entry level to management in less than a year! My coworkers have turned into business partners, and my manager has turn into a lifetime mentor!
Cons
That being said, it is hard work. It's nothing that's impossible, but nothing amazing comes easy! If I would have realized that coming in my first day, I would be a lot farther ahead! Having a strong mentality will push you through the program.
5 - 5.0Mar 1, 2017PresidentCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearOrlando, FL
Pros
I have owned this company for over a year. Some of the things I love about my business are: watching people grow personally and professionally; teaching new skills to people that didn't have them prior to working with us; and teaching people how to develop perspective in business. After owning a couple of businesses, the main virtue I am sure of is that the most successful people in any business maintain their positivity, and search for ways to improve all the time- some call it an entrepreneurial mentality. I definitely encourage that in my company because I strive to build business leaders who succeed independently, not just within my business. I practice a mentorship-type training with my associates to be able to teach them hands-on about how to communicate, market, sell, team build and lead from the front in everything they do. My company and I work with small, startup businesses to build their brands- simple as that. Specifically, the events we host are product launches, which benefits our clientele by connecting their brand with the public. I pay my team members a base pay during their training, and additional performance bonuses to reward them for the work that they do. From my experience working in the corporate world, I hated how everyone was treated and compensated the same despite the major differences in effort. Some may think my business is strange and unconventional, and from the outside looking in I would agree. But in all honesty - in order to be successful you have got to go against the grain and do what everyone else isn't doing. Anyone who does just a few minutes of research on successful business people can clearly see that pattern.
Cons
It is hard work. I am the first and loudest to state that. Learning how to communicate, negotiate, and train all different types of people, develop a strong team, all while staying self-motivated - those are all skills learned on your feet, but aren’t picked up by everyone. Like with everything in life, when you practice and work towards a clearly defined goal you'll eventually become a pro; but it takes time, patience and a lot of hard work. We are a small business and we are experiencing our growing pains like every other small business. I have read all of the reviews that are posted and I agree that there have been some bumps in the road along the way. I strongly encourage feedback and communication because if I don't know what needs to be fixed then it may never be rectified. For those who have come on here and other platforms to express their disappointments, I wish we could have spoken in that moment about what was troubling them so that a solution could have been found. But I do have the power to speak candidly about our values, our team, and our purpose. The purpose of writing this review was to hopefully to shed some light on us, and to offer another side to the narrative. Every business has peaks and valleys, but I am dedicated to always understanding our soft spots and using them to benefit our company. If you’re not interested in learning and growth, then I can tell you now that we probably won’t be a great match. However, if that does sound exciting to you, then I would love to have the chance to meet with you. We are a rapidly growing business, and growth means we need a strong team of people. We are looking for professionals that are looking for their career, not just their next job.
12 - 5.0Jan 17, 2017Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearOrlando, FL
Pros
The growth, development, and supportive community within this company is unlike any other. CEO is extremely encouraging and approachable, as are the other employees within this program. Very positive work environment and fostering management program.
Cons
Time invested program - NOT a con but certainly not for everyone, especially those who are looking for a clock in clock out job.
9 - 5.0Jan 2, 2017Event ManagerCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearOrlando, FL
Pros
Incredibly supportive team and management! Small staff fosters family environment and CEO takes a vested interest in career growth.
Cons
Heavy time investment at beginning stages of program. Not necessarily bad, as it is important, but not for everyone. This is not a clock in clock out job.
9 - 5.0Dec 28, 2016Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
My favorite part about working at Amp Exposure is the training provided by management. As a recent grad, I was nervous to start my first career. I felt very welcomed by the team and I was quickly educated on the long list of clients.
Cons
I find it challenging to apply techniques and strategies at such a rapid pace. The training and development conference helped me create learning techniques to make me successful.
8 - 4.0Nov 27, 2017Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
Fast Paced, Money increase is based on you.
Cons
Company is designed to challenge its employees to help them grow.
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Amp Exposure has an overall rating of 3.0 out of 5, based on over 25 reviews left anonymously by employees. 52% of employees would recommend working at Amp Exposure to a friend and 49% have a positive outlook for the business. This rating has been stable over the past 12 months.
52% of Amp Exposure employees would recommend working there to a friend based on Glassdoor reviews. Employees also rated Amp Exposure 2.6 out of 5 for work life balance, 3.1 for culture and values and 3.2 for career opportunities.
According to reviews on Glassdoor, employees commonly mention the pros of working at Amp Exposure to be senior leadership, management, career development and the cons to be work life balance, culture.
