Flat organization is code for "Punchkick is run by a clique and Zak wants it to stay that way" - Anonymous employee Punchkick Interactive Employee Review

Punchkick is a place full of love. The business was founded on the idea that people should be able to alchemize creativity, critical thinking, and play alongside friends who feel more like family. There is endless opportunity for growth and learning.

The only cons I can think of aren't specific to Punchkick—they are specific to agency life. Your mission in an agency, in effect, is to build solutions to your customers' problems. Sometimes their problems are meaningful to you, and other times they aren't.

Since joining Punchkick, I look forward to going to work EVERY day! I've worked at many places in my career. A few have been great, some have been good and many were simply dreadful. Punchkick is right up there with the best of the best. It has a unique culture. Supportive, hard working, smart, entrepreneurial and creative are some of the adjectives that come to mind to describe Punchkick. The culture is key. Zak and Ryan have a vision for Punchkick and it is about much more than making money. This translates into dedicated employees who are proud of the projects they work on. That in turn translates into happy clients!! There is nothing better than a happy client. Punchkickers enjoy being with each other both at the office and outside of the office. Punchkickers work hard and play hard. Punchkick is a real "community" I've never worked for a company that was so transparent and keeps all staff informed of what is going on with the business.

Not everybody fits into Punchkick. If you like big, hierarchical companies where you do your job in a corner of the business and like not seeing the big picture, Punchkick isn't for you.