Pros
- Opportunity to work with well-known brands and high-profile clients - You may collaborate with some genuinely capable and kind individual contributors
Cons
- Horrendous office location/commute - Pay is generally below industry average - Pay reviews and increases are inconsistent and can feel arbitrary or poorly explained- Leadership capacity appears stretched, resulting in inconsistent communication, delayed decisions and unclear expectations - Processes and priorities change frequently, often without advance notice or written clarity - Management quality varies significantly depending on who you report into - Support structures are weak — when issues arise, individuals can feel largely left to manage them on their own - Working environment can feel unstable, reactive and emotionally draining over time - While client-facing work can be strong, this often depends heavily on individual contributors rather than consistent internal support or structure