Good culture - Social Media Manager Nonsensical Employee Review

- [ ] Worked with major global brands – the client roster is genuinely impressive - [ ] Talented and driven people on the ground level - [ ] Exposure to high-volume, fast-paced TikTok content production - [ ] Opportunity to work across multiple high-profile campaigns

- [ ] Complete lack of internal structure and organisation – project files are a mess, briefs are vague, and you spend more time hunting for assets than actually editing - [ ] No clear deadlines or project visibility – you're constantly guessing what's urgent and what isn't - [ ] Poor communication from account managers – vital information gets lost, and you're left chasing people for basic details - [ ] Mixed signals from leadership – different managers give contradictory direction, and you're expected to figure out the middle ground on your own - [ ] Last‑minute requests are treated as emergencies, even when they're the result of poor planning on management's side - [ ] No accountability for miscommunication – editors are expected to absorb the cost of other people's mistakes - [ ] The feedback loop is broken – revisions come in trickles, not all at once, which means you're constantly going back to redo work that could have been done right the first time

Work from home Good progression Creative freedom

High workload Fast turnaround required