Rhythm and growth - Anonymous employee Morsekode Employee Review

Working at Morsekode was great. CEO is top-notch and always willing to invest in his team. The company culture is very good too as feeling included is a big priority for Morsekode. Best thing about MK is the work-life balance that is preached. They walk their talk.

Not very flexible for a modern creative agency in terms of remote and office work.

- Good experience if you learn by doing. - fun coworkers, although sometimes clicky - holidays paid - does not include election or - location downtown/in skyway

- Freelancers/vendors are not treated well. The owner is very cheap and always negotiates down when possible. Bad partner to vendors. - horrible healthcare. - used to be 2 weeks of paid maternity, recently became 4 weeks. Fairly sexist leadership. - Fairly relaxed on COVID. Cares more about money than employees health/safety. - Office management, often blows up on employees and has unreasonable power trips. - Leadership says what people want to hear leading to confusion and frustration. Does not follow through or give clear direction. - Toxic positivity and unreasonable promises - Very poor leadership. Lacking mentorship, support, and favoritism. - Ownership is very religions- employees sometimes will need to do projects for religious companies. Including North Western St. Paul, which denies homosexually and stands against trans/LGBTQ. - Account ran agency- too much power which leads to weak work. Does not stand up for creative as much as they should. Projects are often undersold and with unrealistic expectations - Often hires in-experienced people as a way to keep salary low, yet does not have good mentorship/training. Which leads to problems, specifically with the account team. - Company will give a "shout out" to employees going above and beyond. This sounds good, yet it often goes to the people who are overworked. They get a shout out rather then increased pay or additional support.