Caster Communications Reviews

-I worked for caster for 1yr 6 mos before I found my dream job. My experience and skills gained from working at Caster filled up my resume very, very quickly. -Opportunity for travel! Caster's clients exhibit at annual tradeshows in the U.S. and abroad. I attended my first tradeshow after working at caster for 1-year, but others have traveled for work as early as 4-months in. -The team is young and young at heart, and the office strikes a perfect balance between work and fun. -Your work will be recognized, since this is a small PR-firm, you have the opportunity to be involved with many high-profile projects that look great on your resume, such as: writing case studies, attending tradeshows, developing social media/marketing campaigns, forging relationships with top tier media outlets. -You will be on a first-name basis with your boss. -Your schedule can be flexible as needed for appointments and personal time (but I recommend sticking to the script and earning that trust for at least 6-months). -After 1-year, you have the opportunity to work from home one day per week. -Everyone has their own desk with two computer monitors, your own phone, filing cabinet, and any other tools you need to succeed. -You have access to online communications tools to make your job easier. -If it's relevant to your job, Caster will pay for you to attend workshops and training. -Caster Communications office is brand-new, clean, and bright, it even has a full kitchen to prepare your lunch, and it's always stocked with coffee, tea, snacks, and seltzer water. -Collaborative team environment and everyone is passionate, which inspires you to bring your A-game. -You are recognized and compensated for a job well done, and Caster always celebrates personal wins no matter how big or small. Everyone on the team is rooting for each other. -Every team member, no matter how new, is encouraged to voice their ideas, opinions. In this industry, it's important to remain nimble and don't be afraid to speak up and offer your creativity, it will be welcomed and will definitely get you noticed. -When I worked at Caster, we had a pilates instructor teach a private class every Wednesday at the office - the basement is carpeted, fully finished - don't forget your stretchy pants! -Your boss and the entire leadership team are always available to answer questions and hear your new ideas. Don't be shy. -Your co-workers don't force you to hang out with them outside of work. -You get a cake and a small gift on your birthday. -The dress code is business casual; mostly you can dress casual.

I've been with Caster for two years and in my time here have learned so much about PR and media relations, strengthened my writing, grown in my critical and creative thinking abilities and have been consistently given the opportunity to succeed and grow. I started at the same time a certain negative reviewer did and I think the difference in our experiences just goes to show that this job, as with any job is really what you make of it. I threw myself into my role at Caster and worked hard to constantly learn more while utilizing the tools and team assistance that was readily available to me. Other perks: - A GORGEOUS office with the latest tech and amenities. Seriously, I've worked in a startup environment and this is just as cool if not better because of its personality and smaller size. We get snacks, Pilates classes taught from the office and lots of beautiful, natural lighting - what more can you ask for? I've worked in a cubicle farm and this is the polar opposite! - Salary is generous and highly competitive for Rhode Island - PTO and paid sick days, matching 401k after one year, healthcare, flex hours and all major (and some minor!) holidays off, ability to work from home if you need it - Ability to travel for work - in the last two years I've been to Las Vegas twice, San Diego and Seattle Caster's a great place to work and there are very few opportunities like it, especially in Rhode Island.