Brand Networks Reviews

Pros

1. New benefits have made a good package even better. 2. Some interesting new opportunities are out there for the company to really succeed at. 3. The tech team is a lot of fun and supportive! 4. The leadership team really seems to care.

Cons

2020 was a tough year, but wasn't it tough for almost everyone? It seems like the company is paying off some debts that were built up over years and refocusing its efforts. This meant a lot of pain, which you can see in some of the other reviews, but it was probably either that or let everything fall apart.

Pros

Great people, laid back company culture. Great preparation for other roles down the line. Many colleagues have gone on to do well at highly respected companies

Cons

Typically, the work is painfully repetitive, and you'll learn more about client services than you will about running effective ads.

Pros

Brand Networks is easily the most nimble and adaptable company I've ever worked for. The people have always been a fantastic asset and a feature of the company. Mike Garsin is a strong problem solver and a thoughtful leader.

Cons

Industry disruption has been a challenge across the adtech landscape.

Pros

-SOME good people including the CEO Dave Fall (back when he served) -Easy paycheck if you want to coast by -Work/Life balance isn't too bad

Cons

-If you're relying on bonuses or comm, you'll be disappointed- no matter how hard you work. Your odds of being successful are low, no matter what -No product specialists who knew much about anything internally or externally, i.e. what products are thriving in the market -The sales, marketing and HR leadership was pretty dismal. Usually the CEO is to blame for bring a company down...most of the employees at Brand Networks pointed their fingers to other department leaders -The social media management platform isn't profitable anymore. The work you put into securing business, is not worth the revenue yield. Which is why there aren't many of these companies around any longer. -Benefits were the worst I have ever had at a company that size and smaller

Pros

Stacked kitchen and maybe Dave Falls, but he's gone.

Cons

Insanely unprofessional group on people. Laid-off employees groups at a time. Just a terrible company overall. Stay far far away. No room for promotion, leadership acting like they're communicating well, and overpaying themselves. They're literally the punching bag of the industry, clients push them around and they just take it cause they can't land new ones.