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      Company struggling to adapt to changing market - Many Positions In Sales and Marketing Macmillan Employee Review

      1.0
      29 Jan 2016
      Many positions in sales and marketing
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Ongoing restructuring provides opportunities for advancement, ownership remain supportive despite several years of poor results, 'LaunchPad' - crucial to the company's future - is now more stable

      Cons

      Ongoing restructuring creates a sense of insecurity, most important market (composition) has shrunk in recent years, company is suffering now because of earlier failure to develop coherent media strategy, salesforce morale is low after a series of bad years, many employees expect ownership to sell if poor results continue

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      5.0
      28 May 2026
      Digital operations specialist
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Great time off, including wellness days, personal and volunteer time. Employee Resource Groups, development training programs. Good people.

      Cons

      A lower salary than others in the industry.

      3.0
      9 May 2026
      Associate sales manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      A lot of nice people and great books to work with.

      Cons

      Very antiquated systems. Sales teams and a lot of teams are in bubbles. There are a good amount of managers and higher ups that have been there for a while (10-30 years) and they don't like change, make their teams life hell, and keep them more siloed.

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