Tight-Knit Small But Mighty Agency - Assistant Account Executive Affect Employee Review

The Affect team really tries to make you feel at home here, and it's clear that Sandra cares about her employees. You'll work with some of the sharpest professionals in the industry who all want to help you achieve personal and professional growth. Great salary and benefits compared to many agencies and company culture is strong.

Excellence is a high standard and you'll definitely be challenged to take on abstract roles on your accounts. Most clients are lovely to work with but for some, managing conflicting priorities and changing directions in a split second is something you have to learn to accept. Since its a small agency your talents have the chance to shine through more, but you'll also be asked to do things you might have little experience in.

Affect is a great place to work! Overall I loved my time here. I have worked for a few other PR agencies both before and after my time at Affect, and Affect has been my favorite experience overall. I felt that the management was always really invested in me and my success. The company provided a lot of opportunities for learning and opportunities to showcase my strengths. Affect had a great balance between work and fun in the office. While I was there, we had many office parties, team outings, charity projects and other fun events to socialize with colleagues. I also felt the management / team structure was more organized here than any other firm I've worked for. Affect expects good work from its employees, which I have really appreciated because it helped motivate me to do my best and not settle for anything less. Attention to detail is really enforced here. I also really felt that the company cared about me as a person, and respected my family commitments and provided a nice work-life balance.

Honestly not many cons here. I seriously loved working for Affect. But If I had to say, there were times where I felt we were short-staffed and times I felt a bit micro-managed, but that was rare.