Supportive, collaborative working environment - Marketing Presence Employee Review

5.0
Aug 29, 2020
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Pros

PresenceLearning is a very supportive, fun place to work. They are understanding about keeping up strong mental health and with family/personal matters, especially during this time. People are collaborative and friendly to work with and very communicative. Everyone here has a different background and many of the employees are former teachers, so they truly appreciate the company's mission. The HR team offers a comprehensive onboarding program, which is not something you always find at a new job. Overall, a very positive place to work.

Cons

Sometimes you have to work long hours, but this is par for the course as part of a lean team. The company is good about flexible schedules and there is, of course, unlimited PTO so you don't feel like you can never get a break.

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Presence Response
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Thank you for your review for PresenceLearning. We plan to continually roll out initiatives that help create a diverse and collaborative environment. It’s great to hear they are having a positive impact on your work experience. The success and growth of the business while supporting our employees, clinicians, and school partners is an integral part of our mission and we appreciate your feedback.

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