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Wunderman Thompson

Now known as VML

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Potential, but still disappointing - Marketing Coordinator Wunderman Thompson Employee Review

1.0
10 Oct 2022
Recommend
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Pros

- Great way to work with multiple stakeholders. - Getting to awesome people from Microsoft. - Friendly and welcoming marketing coordinators.

Cons

- Bad HR for in-house employees. - Unhealthy work pressure. - Little to no care about mental health. - Toxic and uncontrolled work environment. - Hypocrisy at it finest - saying to care about mental health, but still giving you loads of work. - False promises are being sold to get people in (most people ‘think’ they are going to learn and develop from a high profile client, but instead, with the new regulations in place, are finding out the hard way that’s a lonely place). - As an in-house employee, you are not allowed to go to the clients office, unless you have an event. - Not welcome at your local WT office, because you are an in-house employee. Also excluded from a lot of other WT fun gatherings. - No career development - your journey ends as marketing coordinator. - Poor primary and secondary benefits. - Limit to no teambuilding activities - most initiatives are coming from the marketing coordinators themselves, but NOT from WT. - No clear guidelines are being presented to the client, which leads to the employee being the scapegoat and taking the heat.

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5.0
12 Dec 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Flexibility, decent benefits, competitive pay, remote work

Cons

Just like any agency, if a client pulls an account or the C-Suite decides to cut budgets, everyone is on the chopping block.

2.0
26 Apr 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Started as intern which was a great experience Intern manager was great Understanding of student and work life balance Answered questions and helped Good place to start your work career and get some experience but would not stay long maybe 1 year tops if even

Cons

When transitioning to full time no one know exactly what I was going to be doing. I was basically given a title and told to start on a certain day and on the first day my manager told me who'd I'd be working with and told them to catch me up to speed. Small teams within overall bigger teams, lack of communication on what exactly is going on and how everything works and comes together. Training wasn't the best. Had the opportunity to work in two different departments and see how different they are, a complete 180 I would say, usually at a successful company regardless of the department majority of the things should remain the same if especially at the same company Management was just bad overall, got scolded for taking a hour lunch even though I had been doing that as an intern and everyone in the previous department I was at did as well. So different rules at different departments I guess? Also no policy for the company overall regarding things like lunch and etc Worked with a lot of older people who looked like they should be retired already no offense just didn't see a lot of youth hired or diversity Corporate duty without corporate benefits The working environment was weird Low salaries

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