Great company culture. - Digital Marketing Strategist adlava Employee Review

- Everyone's REALLY good at their craft here and take their work seriously - Everyone feels invested in the success of our clients - Owner/CEO is engaged actively with the staff, is approachable, and puts alot of trust in the employees - Consistent benefits/raises to those that work hard - Work/life balance is on point. Work from home days! - Full of real people with a variety of interests - Everyone is really friendly to each other, feels like a family. - Good overall atmosphere, relaxing. - Constantly churning for new ways to improve - Everyone feels "in the dirt" together, no high paid management/executive staff with low paid production workers like in some other agencies. - Hires based on work ethic and character over skills and accomplishments - Gives employees opportunity to advance their role/department however they want, no blocking ideas. - Health, vision, paid vacation, work from home,

-Company rolls with the punches, and might not be best for people that need a high degree of rigid structure. - Can be demanding work - Still growing and wages may not be competitive to larger agencies in other cities

Great people, great employer, great atmosphere. I've worked at adlava for almost a year and in that short amount of time, the company has matured and grown tremendously. One of the advantages of working for a small business is that you are free to define your role and implement strategy however you see fit (could also be a disadvantage depending on your personality type). The owner encourages employees to pursue their craft and experiment with new ideas. Being a small business, the company culture is that of an extremely close-knit family. You can really get a sense that the employees here truly care about their craft and the company, and take pride in their work. More importantly, everyone is extremely supportive of each other, and willing work together to help resolve issues as a team.

Some of the road still being paved, so to speak, which can sometimes make things feel disorganized. Sometimes staff is stretched too thin.