This company has many red flags - Graphic Artist Manila Bulletin Employee Review

Management was approachable and there were opportunities to learn, especially if you're just starting out.

the salary was disappointing decent place if you’re looking for experience and a good environment, but not ideal if salary and financial stability are your priorities.

- Okay interview process. - Good exposure to brands and other PR agencies. You learn a lot with handling advice from management and setting client expectations. - Fun department heads. Management and HR are barely present, though. - Sometimes free food and all other gifts from clients. - Cute and modern cafe at front. - Pride in working at one of the nation's oldest newspapers, perhaps.

- Old office. Old bathrooms. Rats come and go. Old values. Everything is archaic. If you're looking for old Intramuros vibes, here you go. - Zero onboarding. You can only get regularized after 11 months. - No obvious career trajectory (HR and management needs to upgrade their team). Burnout is real. - Salary issues and no discussed salary growth. Learn to be proactive to discuss your salary. - Tight deadlines, but much expected in a media company. - Colleagues can be passive-aggressive. Learn to not trust easily. Found out that the senior members are the ones who can be more friendlier.