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Gotta say in my experience, whatever I see on Glassdoor tends to hold up in reality. I’d probably hold out if the reviews for that place are abysmal
Reach out to ex-employees on LinkedIn, etc - they’ll be able to confirm details and give you their two cents
oh wow that’s a really good idea. thank you :)
My friend worked there, it’s a sweat shop. You’ll get big names but they’re unorganized and overworked.
I was in your position once. Got offered a job at an agency with big clients, I didn’t listen to the Glassdoor reviews and I ended up in the hospital sick from stress and ultimately I was terminated when I could no longer be their slave. I would say trust those reviews, in my experience they’ve always been right and I always regret not taking them seriously
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matte pays low (generally).. and that’s because they go after young talents who only go after (you said it) “cool” projects.
115k is ok.
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I’m assuming you’re in NYC. 115k is ok.
Use it as leverage for other offers
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115K is solid for FT at this role. I work in experiential and projects are more sprint based. You get actual down time because once something is physically built, you can’t “go into the working file and change a few things”. I’d suss it out for a bit, if you don’t like it, you can always go freelance again.
hmm that’s a good tip, thank you. i have the feeling that during the down times they’ll keep me busy with marketing/social haha but thats true, i can always leave