Connective3 Reviews

3.4

54% would recommend to a friend

(42 total reviews)

Tim Grice

65% approve of CEO

52% positive business outlook

Connective3 has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 42 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Connective3 employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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42 reviews
5.0
1 July 2026

I loved my time at C3 and grew so much from being there.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

I worked at C3 for a good 2 years and can confidently say I'm a better marketer for my time there. There are so many talented team members at the company who helped me grow, I had some fantastic opportunities, worked on some household name clients and the experience has significantly helped me moving forward. Genuinely the company has some best in class channel specialists who dont know how talented they are and that's across the whole agency from senior level to exec. On top of this I made friends for life, really solid people and I thank C3 for this. If I was looking to hire an agency, I'd hire C3.

Cons

Is the company perfect, no absolutely not. There's other reviews on here and yes there's some truth and some exaggeration. Was I at times overworked, yes and was it a real challenge at times, absolutely but that's agency life and I'd expect the same challenges at similar companies. What I will say is there were opportunities I tried to go for and was encouraged to go for but was overlooked with little feedback, that was super disheartening, but that's a small gripe.

5.0
30 Apr 2026
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I've worked at c3 for over 4 years and, yes, things have changed, but that is natural with growth. And a company not growing would be worrying. The company offers an incredible amount of freedom. Just make the team aware if you need to start late/ start early and finish late, had to finish something up and stayed late so the next day you'll take that time back... As long as you speak up, the happiness and wellbeing of the staff is priority. And this isn't just your manager, the group head and other heads of the departments ALWAYS have an open door for anyone. You just have to reach out. The department also plays massively to your strength, share what you love or what you dislike and the team will ensure that these are the accounts you get to work on. You even get the chance to create your own role, as long as you have a strong strategic plan and can showcase how this benefits the team. The company will stand behind you and support you with training (internally and externally) where needed. We have regular training sessions which are great, we never stop learning and we regularly revisit topics because even if you know it all, it's always great to practice. The thing that's most important is to speak up. If you don't you're not going to get anywhere and end up getting frustrated, which no one wants. Promotions and pay reviews are being done regularly. Again, you will need to speak up! If there is something you want to work towards you will have create a plan on how to get yourself there, where you need support and what you want to do. This will be with the help of management. And tip from me - speak to the rest of the team for their experience. Everyone will be happy to help and support where they can. Yes, some evenings there will be drinks, especially after all ins, but you do not have to participate. I don't and I do not feel left out because of it in any way. There is still plenty of other fun get togethers and socials that do not include a drink. When working on client accounts, you're being given a lot of freedom, only restricted by the clients needs and wishes really. You have to be proactive and show this to have success. If you are unsure, again, just speak to anyone in the team! It's such a massive advantage that we have people in the team from all kinds of backgrounds and it shows in the work and clients that are being secured. You are almost guaranteed to get a chance to work on some of the biggest brands there are and who doesn't want that?!

Cons

This isn't the place for people needing their hand held and needing to be micromanaged. Advocating for yourself is essential here. It’s not about being loud or boisterous. It’s about sharing your opinions, providing feedback and having a plan for your future goals. Proactivity is part of what c3 is. I had to learn this myself and it's been nothing but an advantage for me. There are attempts to get different departments to work closer together, but it's not the easiest task, so it can feel a little disconnected in that sense. But as mentioned this is a work in progress!

5.0
24 Apr 2026
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Pros

Honestly? I love working here. I worked across various agencies before and none were perfect. Some better than others, but C3 is actually such a good work environment. You don't have to pick wfh or office - you decide what works best for you. I'm not british, but the work from abroad perk makes it possible for me to work from home, see my family and friends without having to sacrifice annual leave. That is such a bonus for me. I'm lucky to be working as part of a fabulous team with great communication, which makes my day to day so much easier. Naturally as it's a marketing agency, things go quite fast paced and can switch around a lot. I find that good, because it means, you don't get bored, but it is an environment you will have to enjoy, if you want to progress. I've never had a problem bringing up issues or concerns with line management or higher ups and even in stressful periods, the team is doing their best to manage workload for everyone.

Cons

The agency is growing, that means there is currently a lot of talking and things happening in the background, that not everyone sees. You can get people that just aren't happy but they also will not really speak up. Nobody is perfect and there is no "perfect job" or agency, that will just fit for everyone. There will always be hiccups, currently the industry is changing and everyone is trying to figure out how to deal with things. (If they say they aren't, they're lying).

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