Great remote work with uncertain career growth - Associate Qualitative Analyst MDRG Employee Review

- Fully remote - Personalized and authentic mentorship - Positive team dynamic and relationships - Small company by design - Leaders are very involved with the company and well-being of employees - Flexibility and good work life balance

- Sometimes challenging to manage larger workloads with a smaller team

You will learn the ins and outs of how to conduct research and influence clients from true professionals. If you have good ideas, you will be heard. Initiative is celebrated. The company is scrappy with smart, thoughtful people and puts out work that I would put up against any of the larger agencies.

If you are not the type that has technical aptitude, it may not be for you. You have to be willing to get the job done without anyone holding your hand. That means being smart and confident enough to figure some things out on your own. Everyone at MDRG is smart enough to tell tell you if you are on the right path, but it will require some independent intelligence and judgment on your part. High level direction from Sr. staff is usually good, but you’ll have to figure out some of the execution as you go. It is a good place to work, but if your goal is to play politics and not be a doer (like most corporate people), it probably won’t work for you (and neither will most smaller companies). In this environment you sink or swim based on your intelligence and resourcefulness. If you are confident in your intelligence and resourcefulness, it may be a fit. If not, do yourself a favor and put in an application for a client side job.