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Visual Domain (Australia) Reviews

2.7

34% would recommend to a friend

(25 total reviews)

21% positive business outlook

Visual Domain (Australia) has an employee rating of 2.7 out of 5 stars, based on 25 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there.

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25 reviews
2.0
5 May 2019

Utterly soul-destroying

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The crew are great and are truly the only thing keeping the company afloat in both the Sydney and Melbourne offices. I would like to say that working for Visual Domain is a good starting point for a career in the media production industry, due to the clients and projects you get to work with/ on. Unfortunately, in reality though, working for Visual Domain has completely turned me off the industry all together!

Cons

The directors are completely self serving and only concerned with generating fast income, at the expense of quality work, client relationships and most importantly... their employees. If you have some skill in generating fast income for the company, whether that be via salesmanship or creative abilities, you may become a favourite of the directors... If you are one of the lucky favourites, the directors will motivate with you with rapidly growing, unreasonable expectations with little monetary reward. Then, as time goes on, the gap between the expectations and monetary incentive simply becomes larger and larger. I've seen even the best creatives and sales reps burn out, develop serious physical and/or mental health problems, alcoholism and permanent destruction of their professional self esteem. If you are not one of the 'favourites' then you can expect extreme micromanagement, harassment, bullying and constant, destructive and manipulative comparisons to the 'favourites'. In turn, I have also seen the same results develop with considerably worse outcomes for those who are not a 'favourites'. On top of being lumped into either of the above categories, there is little to no training or support, as everyone in the business is either so stretched or just simply concerned with protecting themselves... and for good reason. If you embody a 'fake it till you make it' mentality, then this is the company for you! If you are an inexperienced creative or salesperson rather, I strongly suggest that you please reconsider working for Visual Domain Australia. If you are an experienced creative or salesperson, there is no reason what-so-ever that you should even consider working for this company. It will be a complete waste of your time and energy. My experience was utterly soul-destroying.

1.0
10 Sept 2025

100% Newscorp CORPORATE/ factory

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Pros

Great team, editors and designers, nothing else. Management are ill.

Cons

Stay away from this place, this place will alter your perception for agency/ studio workplaces. It’s 100% corporate, you’re a number, nothing more nothing less. They’ve had 4 rounds of redundancies in the past 2 years, that’s a massive RED flag. Huge rate of hiring and people leaving in such short notices, noticed the latest head of animation had only lasted a few months due to their incompetence and ignorance. That person was brilliant! Highly experienced. Very toxic, it’s a factory, not a creative workplace.

1.0
12 Oct 2021

Churn and burn sausage factory.

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Pros

When you sell literally thousands of videos in a month the comms are decent. Their model of high turnover and the cheapest fastest content that you can suck companies into buying through large packages, is good for them but absolutely not for their clients.

Cons

If you don’t mind what you sell or who you can fool with promises that will never be kept then this is a place for you. Everyone who is talented and has a moral compass leaves within a very short time once they work out the place is a sweatshop. Constant result based haranguing and micro management is key to their ‘success’ and they only promote those that are completely under their thumb or morally bankrupt. Or both. Out of thousands of videos they squeeze out like cheap and nasty sausages, there’s a lot of terrible content. The clients will most likely never want to speak with you again after you give them the ${@+ the overworked and barely qualified producers deliver.

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