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Yes Marketing

Now known as Data Axle

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Yes Marketing Reviews

3.9

59% would recommend to a friend

(158 total reviews)
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David McRae

100% approve of CEO

62% positive business outlook

Yes Marketing has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 158 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Yes Marketing employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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158 reviews
1.0
9 Feb 2017

Waste of Time

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Some people are very good at what they do - They make you feel welcome when you start - Pay is not bad

Cons

- No training provided - Managers never have your back - No direction or career growth - Upper management does not care about staff - No transparency with policy - If their clients don't like you, you'll be gone before you can blink - Don't waste your time with this company, unless you don't have any other option. Get out as soon as you have something better in hand.

2.0
31 July 2015

Absolutely depressing

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The only positive aspect of working here was forming relationships with great people...who eventually leave the company.

Cons

If you love paying premium rates for less than average healthcare, thrive off of a nonexistent culture and mediocrity, and are excited at the opportunity to stunt your career, by all means accept a position at Yesmail/Yes Agency/Yes Lifecycle Marketing/whatever they are calling it these days. Upper management repeatedly takes on initiatives without direction. Employee training and basic documentation is nonexistent, which leads to extremely inefficient processes and loss of knowledge (especially given the high turnover). As many have already stated, there is no process in place for formal reviews and requests for standard workplace things, like cost of living salary increases, are immediately met with defense. I wouldn't tell my worst enemy to work here. Well maybe for a little while, then tell them to leave soon after.

1.0
2 Sept 2015

A poorly run company

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Some very nice and smart people (who should all work where they are respected and valued - not at Yesmail). The pay check did cover my bills.

Cons

The cons are significant. No goals, no reviews, no pay increases, no promotions, awful “benefits”, minimal training, senior Infogroup and Yesmail executives are bullies and do not respect or value those working for the good of the company. The company meetings led by Infogroup CEO, Mike Iaccarino, are clearly an unwelcome chore and only leave you with a feeling of hopelessness and having been intimidated. Leadership is nearly non-existent - minus a few who hang on despite the circumstances. Decisions are made randomly and with no explanation or logic. There is no support system - there really isn't an HR dept, no administrative support, no supplies in the office, no one to actually talk to who could potentially be helpful, no fun, no culture, no sense or security or belonging to something significant, little to no respect, nothing. Advice to job seekers: See above.

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