Codeword Reviews

• Very rigid standards, sometimes almost unrealistic. • Office culture did not adapt well to Covid. No boundaries were set to ensure employees weren’t over worked • Lack of management experience/ training. I would receive emails after 8PM noting what I did wrong and critiquing my online etiquette. Management should have more tact and grace to send the emails like that way after work hours. • A very judgemwntal culture if something was done incorrectly, almost made to feel inferior if everything wasn’t perfect • Lies about role. Riddle me this if there’s no project management discipline, then who would that fall on? Accounts is the answer. So you’d essentially being doing a hybrid role with the pay of one. • Lack of boundaries and respect for time if you didn’t have kids or a family. Felt like free-time for single individuals was undervalued

It's a pretty toxic gig where the only way up is by trashing your coworkers behind their backs and kissing up to the higher-ups. Favoritism is and always has been off the charts – not even the veterans are safe from it. Sure, you might snag some experience with big-name clients, but watch out for getting stuck or falling for the smoke and mirrors of promises that never pan out. It's basically run by a bunch of grown-up kids and their buddies.