Fun & Rewarding place to work! - Client Manager Summit Media 2.0 Employee Review

5.0
Mar 22, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

The offices are creative, beautifully designed and fun. Everyone here is super friendly, kind and willing to help you progress. There is a clear defined structure, with fluidity between teams. The options to move across teams/channels/locations is great, as it means you can get experience across different areas of the business and can also work out what is best for you. If you work hard, opportunities are widespread. There is a great social scene, with regular events held by the 'events team', from BBQs to Wimbledon swing ball! There are Summit houses, with regular events to earn your team points. Overall, Summit is a great place to work with plenty of opportunity, fun and big name clients. The chance to work closely, not only with clients, but with search engines such as Google and Bing is also brilliant.

Cons

Sometimes workload is high, however I believe typical of the fast paced industry. Sometimes difficult to speak to management due to this also.

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Cons

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2.0
Nov 3, 2024
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Pros

•Good training programs. •Convenient office location. •Some great colleagues to work with. •Compressed working.

Cons

•Low Pay: The pay doesn’t reflect the effort or workload of employees or support financial stability. •Incompetent leadership: Some senior staff lack the necessary skills, leaving junior staff unsupported and undervalued. •Limited Progression Opportunities: Despite promises of promotions or pay raises for dedicated staff, these rarely come through especially for junior members of staff. •Dismissive of Feedback: Concerns about being overworked or undervalued are brushed aside without real solutions; staff are told they are “putting too much pressure on themselves” and left to deal with this alone. •Poor Work-Life Balance: Concerns about work-life balance are often raised, but there is no emotional or practical support provided to address these issues. •High Turnover Rate: The ongoing issues contribute to a high turnover, leaving teams understaffed for extended periods as they struggle to replace employees - only for the cycle to repeat. •Lack of professionalism: There is a lot of gossip among senior members who undermine and discuss the abilities of their colleagues and ex colleagues, which reflects a clear lack of professionalism.

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