Ansira reviews

2.6

34% would recommend to a friend

(679 total reviews)
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Paul Tibbitt

42% approve of CEO

17% positive business outlook

Ansira has an employee rating of 2.6 out of 5 stars, based on 679 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Ansira employee rating is 30% below average for employers within the Media & Communication industry (3.7 stars).

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2.0
Dec 5, 2016

Stable, But Dull

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Pretty good work/life balance Flexible hours Able to work from home Good vacation days & benefits Week of vacation between Christmas and New Years Free gym inside building Beer/wine on Wednesdays Not too difficult to move up the ladder

Cons

Absolutely no culture. For someone who has been in the agency life for a while and has worked for more "corporate" agencies than this one, I have never worked in a more boring workplace. If you're looking for a fun, creative agency, go elsewhere. There is no real camaraderie; it's all fake and forced. I feel like I'm working with living brain donors. I know for some this wouldn't be a big deal, but one of the things that I loved about working for agencies was the community feeling and workplace culture. Even on Wednesdays when it's the workplace "happy hour", everyone just goes to the kitchen, grabs a drink, and goes back to their desk. This is not an agency for young people, IMO. If you like cheesy office jokes and small talk about the weather, this is the place for you. As far as the work goes, once you're trained, there aren't very many challenges. It's pretty much repeating the same process and even when you get promoted, you're doing the same type of work. The culture is not at all what it appears to be on the website. Maybe in other offices it is, but it definitely is not in the Dallas North office. Look elsewhere.

2.0
Nov 1, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

As a recent graduate, this seems like a wonderful opportunity. You are surrounded by young people, there are office perks such as happy hours, team events, and raffle drawings. You are also drawn towards the agency setting, which is great for your resume. You have other individuals that are on your team whom you can rely on for help during the initial training period. You have a week off at holidays, which is truly amazing.

Cons

The cons FAR outweigh the pros of this company. To begin with, there is VERY LITTLE to NO advancement in the company. You are vastly underpaid, and the 'jump' in salary from Account Representative I to Account Representative II is hardly enough to sustain you. If you are a college graduate and not living with a parent for free, this paycheck would hardly be enough to keep you afloat. The worst part about this position and company is the tedious work that you are doing. After the first initial month, when you have mastered the gist of what you will be doing, your job does not change. You realize that you will be doing that precise, unfathomably boring job for the foreseeable future. You have long hours where you are simply a monkey pressing buttons on a computer for the entire day. The company tries to distract you by offering sporadic activities to make you feel as if there is a fabulous work/life ratio, but the truth is that there simply is not. The office is political, and often cliquey. Some teams are designated to be more 'challenging' than others, which helps the members on 'easier' teams to feel as if they have a more comfortable work/life balance. It was almost torture to think that I would have to stay there for a time period longer than a year. Advancement is tough, and takes a long time. The turnover rate is INCREDIBLY high. Don't work here unless you are comfortable leaving after a year, and living with your parents.

2.0
Oct 17, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Work hard, play hard Great people to work with Friendly, collaborative environment Free parking Great benefits Good salary Transportation FSA great if you ride DART to work and during lunch Awesome location Free breakfast every Monday. Random free food throughout the week Status meetings to keep everyone in the loop on what's going on throughout the agency. Fit Squad (Haven't gone yet but they do cool stuff)

Cons

Doesn't seen like there's room to move up No training sessions or lunch and learns as I was told there would be Dogs everyday. Wish there were at least 1-2 days/week with no dogs.

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