Internship is learning Experience - Assistant Associate Warschawski Employee Review

2.0
Jan 3, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

You get hands-on experience & you're like a full-time team member. You really do learn a lot.

Cons

NO $ yet you do as much work as salaried team, company is cheap, you're treated poorly at times, team egos.

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5.0
Jan 13, 2026
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Pros

Collaborative, inspiring work environment. Everyone wants you to succeed here. Everyone is always eager to help one another and push each other to work hard. The clients are interesting and fun to work with.

Cons

Can be a larger amount of work to jump right into, but everyone here offers plenty of help which makes it completely manageable and interesting!

5.0
Sep 30, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

My time at Warschawski has been defined by rapid professional development and unparalleled access to diverse, challenging (but exciting!) work. Having started in a different capacity 3+ years ago, I've benefited from multiple advancement opportunities, which is a testament to the agency's commitment to growth and mentorship. What I value most is the wide variety of clients and projects we handle, offering exposure to many sectors, including on the global front. This diversity keeps the job interesting and provides many opportunities to develop new skill sets. The team environment is truly outstanding. We operate as a cohesive unit, demonstrating an impressive ability to tackle even the most daunting projects and deliver exceptional outcomes in record time. It's a high-caliber team that makes hard work genuinely rewarding. Our many thrilled clients can speak to this! In addition to collaborating on projects, our team places a lot of value on having fun together - something that is rare in my professional experience.

Cons

Not necessarily a con but a heads up on needed work style: The high energy and drive required for client success can sometimes make the pace intense. As with any successful, fast-moving agency, strong prioritization and adaptation skills are necessary to succeed.

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