Morgan Stanley Discussions

Do vendors provide the agency with a pre-pro book prior to the shoot if it’s a simple drop kit, taking head?

Not sure if there’s a need for it since it’s not a complicated shoot (single cam, direct shot to talent answering questions) but wanted to get a sense. Client wants a meeting the day before the shoot to talk about the production (which we have done a few times already), so not sure if it makes sense to have a formal PPB for this meeting. Thoughts?

Who does like a strong espresso?

I made an entire ad campaign against a green screen for a protective hand chalk company. Would love some feedback if you're curious.

People who have cheated in their previous relationships, how did you come to realize the reason behind your behavior? A close friend confided in me that she has cheated in all her previous relationships and struggles to understand the reasoning behind it. She feels a lot of shame and is trying to understand why she does what she does.I have suggested therapy but she is not ready yet. How did you folks arrive at the root cause behind your behavior? Advice? Book suggestions that I can pass along?

Who has a pool 🤨

Would you consider corp dev & strategy “back office”?

I need a job, please can someone assist me ?

What pop culture made you want to work in advertising and/or in a major city?

Any other male creatives really tired of working with old white dudes? I know the women are.

CURE. Local advertising for the win.

Anyone know good headhunters for finding In-House gigs at Tech/Startups?

Hi all! I’m currently a commercial account manager at an independent agency with 3.5 years experience….looking to move to underwriting. Any leads on where to start? I’m located in the New England area and would love to be remote.

Anyone working in Progressive as a CAT field rep? What are your thoughts on this role? Pros, cons, tips?

Has any one went from reinsurance back to insurance? The money is great and all but the W/L balance isn’t. Has anyone else felt the same?

I have 3 years experience being an account manager in a large brokerage. I got promoted to be a supervisor to a small team of account managers and started at $77k and have now increased to $83k 6 months later. Does this sound fair based on my 4 years experience in the field or am I underselling myself?

Why do the London markets write hard-to-place risks for not a lot of premium?