LinkNow Media Reviews

Pros

- There are a lot of great people. - Bright, attractive office space. - They'll help support your professional development and let people change departments based on their interests. - They'll hire you if English is your only language.

Cons

- Call center focus. - Takes advantage of the relatively captive anglophone market with much lower salaries than average for Montreal—but this is a common problem in the city with companies that hire monolingual anglos. - Family-owned company, with all the drama and infighting that entails. - The office is out in the boonies at the very end of the orange line. Could be a pro if you're a West Islander who drives, but it's a bummer commute if you live in the city.

Pros

• Decent pay and benefits for what the work amounts to • Clear tasks and expectations, excellent training and thorough onboarding - they know how to market themselves to new employees because they're a good marketing company • Individually, lots of super nice people to work with • Fairly easygoing and inclusive workplace with an overall friendly vibe • The company as a whole seems to be relatively earnest/straightforward with their client base - again, for what it is is, which is a marketing company focused on making sales

Cons

• Most, if not all of higher management insist that the company is and should be a "family". Make of that what you will. • Nepotism abounds. • Incompetence is unchecked despite the fact that this company will monitor your every move. • Outdated approach to telemarketing and websites • Extremely repetitive/tedious work, and much of your day-to-day is spent on the phone with customers. Most of the work I ended up doing did NOT match what was described in the initial hiring process / interview. THIS IS A TELEMARKETING COMPANY, no matter what they try to convince you. • Relatively high turn-over rate and interdepartmental tension for an otherwise friendly workplace

Pros

- Loved the people I worked with. They are all genuinely friendly and helpful, even if you are from different departments. - Company is willing to train and help you grow both personally and professionally. My manager in particular (Skye) always let me know what I did right and what I did wrong - not to reprimand me but to help me improve. Always felt supported by my manager and felt I could come to her for anything. - They promote based on merit, not seniority. Skye and Eve take notice of your hard work and always make you feel appreciated. - CEO and management care about your values. We were using a lot of styrofoam in the office which contributed to a lot of waste. Wes the CEO listened to my concerns and actually bought mugs for everyone to do away with the styrofoam.

Cons

None come to mind at the moment

Pros

entertaining bunch, snacks, cool people, laid back

Cons

run like a scammy call center, no advancements, tacky sites, low pay, nepotism

Pros

-Management is great, they don't really micromanage you as long as you're doing your job -WORK FROM HOME, I can wake up, make coffee and sit down, no more walking to the metro or getting in a freezing cold car in the winter -Lots of individual responsibility -Pay increases during evaluations for a lot of departments are fairly generous

Cons

New people hired will never understand the atmosphere of how the office was

Pros

The best part of working here is that they are an HONEST AND LEGIT company! Not just that but mostly that lol. They have all remote work. You get to be trained and work from home. The training is amazing because you get Max (and let's face it everyone needs this guy). They teach you more than you need so you have every detail for customers. PLUS on top of that you have amazing coworkers to help out and the management team is just helpful creative and they are real!!! Again, on top of that the pay and bonuses and commission's are HOT!

Cons

The only hard part is learning something new and be willing to use the info you get like every job you work for