The kind of agency people stay for - Account Management PIM Group Employee Review

Great clients, luxury projects. Young employee group with fun parties Great CEO who is very involved and approachable

Culture is extremely toxic and feels like high school all over again. When you speak up it will get turned around on you and you'll be bullied out of the company. No real HR support. Fellow colleagues are too scared to speak up so nothing ever changes. Do not fall for the glamour of the clients.

Convenient office location surrounded by great eateries. Exposure to some great clients and consumer brands, local travel opportunities, and a kid- and dog-friendly office.

Significant challenges with people management, communication, and overall organization. Favoritism in the workplace is very apparent, thus the work culture can feel exclusionary and unwelcoming. Promises of support and flexibility can be quite empty, impacting work-life balance. Opportunities for growth or learning are often missed, where mistakes, gaps in knowledge, or alternative methods are viewed as incompetence rather than learning experiences. This may contribute to the company's difficulties in retaining junior and mid staff. Respect for employees in the workplace is also a concern. At times, feedback is delivered in ways that feel public or overly critical, such as through open group messages or discussions held in poorly soundproofed rooms, which undermines morale and productivity. This approach does not foster accountability but instead feels like public criticism, which detracts from problem solving and collaboration. General environment is feel high-pressure, with most employees feeling overworked and stressed. There is also a lack of trust in management and HR, as concerns shared in confidence are not always kept confidential, which can erode trust within the organization. While the company offers some exciting projects and opportunities, the high turnover rate speaks to deeper cultural issues.