Pros
They pay pretty well. Free coffee. There is electricity and they have a working facsimile system in-house.
Cons
So many. Look this place is not an agency. It has no culture and they do not value creative what-so-ever. This is a "chop shop". They crank out work on the cheap for basically two clients. The same two clients they have had for many years. They try to pitch new business but lose primarily because they have no agency charisma, they don't let creative lead (nor do they even invite creative to present most pitches), the CEO flat out told me she does not believe in "insights and all that stuff". They ARE NOT a shopper marketing agency. They develop in-ads and tear pads and crap like that for tier two and tier three grocery clients. The clients gives the tier one work to their tier one agencies. HMT is not that. If you want to work at a tier three level "agency" then you found your place. Also upper management needs serious improvement with interpersonal skills. Somehow they think being condescending and treating people like idiots is uplifting or something. Basically you are working at a widget factory. No strategy, no creative, no insights and no fun. The irony here is that there is so much process that they are extremely inefficient in getting things done quickly and efficiently. Ding fries are done!
