Go intern elsewhere and thank me later - Digital Strategy Engage Employee Review

Engage is an incredible collection of people. I deeply trust the partners here, as I've watched them take care of others and myself. The work life balance is fantastic if you can communicate well. The people here care deeply about the team, the clients goals, and the work produced. It feels like a family around here and I have no hesitation in recommending Engage as a great place to work. You'll have exposure to projects that have a really cool impact. The team here cares about your physical and mental health and takes steps to help wherever needed. This is a great place to hone your skills, play to your strengths, and learn from your failures.

Salary might feel like under market value. Due to the family structure/nature of the company - growth and promotion can feel less than straightforward. I personally feel like the positives far outweigh the negatives here.

I interned with Engage for about six months and loved every part of it! They were flexible with my school schedule since I was a full time student and even gave me an opportunity to extend my internship once my first one ended. I learned so much during my time at Engage and appreciated the staff's willingness to help me learn and develop my skills! I have never worked with such awesome people who truly enjoy their jobs and our supportive of every member of their team! Everyone at Engage took an interest in my success and were always willing to let me take on projects that I was interested in. They also helped me find my next job and were always willing to give advice and make connections for me. Engage has some of the coolest clients and projects and even as an intern you get to work on all of them! I would recommend an internship with Engage for anyone that is interested in digital marketing and strategy. You won't regret your experience there!

I noticed another reviewer mentioned having to do "menial tasks" such as making sure the break room is in order, picking up birthday cards, etc. These tasks are to be expected in any internship in my opinion. Also, the "menial tasks" were never things that I was forced to do or put off until I showed up to work. On days that I missed or if I was busy the full-time employees were happy to take care of those jobs!