Great for Brokers terrible for Marketing Assistants
Pros
Some co-workers were truly enjoyable individuals. Slight ability to create a niche for yourself in the department. If you are an admin who just wants to enter data into flashy programs this could be an ok role but for people with a design background steer clear.
Cons
So this company has such a good rating because many of the people who work for the company are brokers (independent contractors) but for the actual employees of this company its terrible. While working there all I heard was constant complaining about the working conditions and expectations, many of my coworkers had times where they cried at their desk because of how they had been treated by brokers or other staff. There was a glaring lack of respect and appreciation from many of the brokers to the marketing staff (or just women in general). Most of the time it was a sleazy and unprofessional environment. There was no team mentality amongst the staff/marketing if something went wrong, you got yelled at unless you had a paper trail that would throw someone else under the bus. If you actually wanted to stay with the company there is no structure for upward mobility or promotions, there is one job title and you will pretty much stay the same unless you become an office manager - so someone who has been there 5 years will have the same title and general pay range as someone who was just hired. "Raises" barely keep up with inflation unless you threaten to quit and then they get desperate and offer you more money to stay.
