Ampush reviews about "manager"

-Early autonomy on projects -Opportunity to explore many different areas (BI, BD, CRO, Design) fair pay ($70k start, standard promotion to $88k after ~1 year) -Great people!

The learning curve at Ampush is wildly steep. If I were starting my career today, I'd have Ampush at the top of my list for places to work. You're given the opportunity to step into real and unique levels of ownership quickly and, after a couple years at Ampush under your belt, you'll have developed an effective approach to problem solving and a functional Growth skillset that is in super high demand The focus on Direct-to-Consumer company Growth means that the client set tends to be interesting, visible, fast paced, and innovative. I loved the exposure I got to companies from seed/A stage up through household-name DTC brands. Growth moves at a fast pace and ampush is no exception Ampush embraces both the art and the science of Growth, leaning into both creative/design brainstorming sessions on things like ad creative, site designs, messaging concepts, etc while also being best-in-class from a data+eng perspective

Smart people and definitely very social. Everyone is very open to feedback

The typical Ampusher is 22-28 y/o, went to a T25 school, and has an interest in tech and start ups (more so than an interest in advertising or marketing). - You'll find yourself surrounded by a bunch of really smart, driven people, who go on to lead inspiring careers, and work at top-caliber companies. It's an excellent opportunity for professional networking. - Ampush hires in classes, which makes it easier to learn alongside your peers and make friends, if this is your first job out of college. - Growth marketing skills are in high-demand, and Ampush is widely regarded as the best in the business for outsourced growth (and it's pricetag to clients attests to that). - Strong company emphasis on learning and development. - There's a defined career path (albeit, one that revises itself frequently) if you choose to stay for a few years. - Relative to other agency-type of jobs, Ampush's comp is competitive. - Ampush's culture can be a pro or con depending on how you look at it. There's a strong expectation that you work long hours, but I found that if you set clear boundaries, most managers respected them. Ampush is scrappy and casual. - It is very clear that the growth analyst role is the top-priority track within the company, and senior leadership is willing to go out of their way to retain people.

This is a great place to start a career or come if you have an appetite to drive impact at a more senior level. At the lower levels you'll get to learn about effective business communication, growth marketing, and planning, whereas coming in at the manager level gives you opportunities to build teams, manage PnL, and learn how to have high-impact conversations both with reports and external players. -You'll learn a lot, very quickly. -Managers are supportive. -Your network and exit opportunities will be strong after only ~18 months of good work. -You might even have some fun along the way! The culture is set up for building comradery and making friends, especially if you're based in New York.