Practically On Call - Jr. Graphic Designer 360 Agency Employee Review

The job acting as president was amazinig and I liked it a lot. There were a lot of benefits and interviews and questins and answers and stuff and things. I liked it a lot lot lot.

none at all. I liked it all

Some of the people for now. Hopefully they’ll all escape soon though.

I know you’re supposed to take a Glassdoor review with “a grain of salt,” but every single one of these negative reviews nail the agency on the head. I would never recommend working here to my worst enemy. The two owners are indeed as bad as they all say. A typical week at the agency: 1.) You and your coworkers brainstorm an innovative campaign complete with all details and plenty of time to refine before the deadline. 2.) Leadership tells you they hate it a day or two before it’s due, so you have to work for the next 48 hours straight to barely finish on time. 3.) You end up recreating a campaign you’ve done for the same client over and over and over again. 4.) You have to pull some wizard tricks to accommodate all the last minute requests the ladies ask of you 5.) Once the project is complete, you’ll be shamed for not working hard enough even though you only slept for a total of 10 hours in a week To top it all off, you’ll worry everyday if you’re going to be fired or not, because they don’t know how to budget and can’t afford you anymore. If you’re lucky though, they’ll fire you and bring you back when they’re ready to use you again. They make diagrams in their office to decide who they’ll fire that afternoon with zero warning.