Pros
Competitive benefits and the opportunity to gain experience in the digital marketing industry.
Cons
There is no structure in the training process for the role in which you're hired. So when you're thrown into the job, you're left running around like a headless chicken. To say that favoritism is abundant is an understatement. Some directors lack professionalism, and it's blatantly obvious that if you don't flirt and get involved with the latest office gossip you will not be accepted. Micromanagement is rampant in this environment, which wouldn't be the case if the supervisors had a better understanding of the job's actual responsibilities. The open office setting is very distracting; there is no privacy, and it's ideal for spreading germs.