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Liaison Creative + Marketing

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Liaison Creative + Marketing reviews

4.3

86% would recommend to a friend

(68 total reviews)
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Dave Claunch

87% approve of CEO

85% positive business outlook

Liaison Creative + Marketing has an employee rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars, based on 68 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Liaison Creative + Marketing employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media & Communication industry (3.7 stars).

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68 reviews
5.0
Jul 31, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

Friendly, helpful, intelligent staff; good benefits; awesome office parties (more awesome than you can probably imagine if you've only worked in "normal" offices)! Definitely have the best senior management of any company I've worked for--they somehow manage to avoid the cluelessness/distance of most upper management at larger companies. Their small size likely helps with this.

Cons

Limited room for advancement depending on the company you are contracting for

5.0
Jul 31, 2013

Great company, though I'm biased

Recommend
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Pros

Liaison has great culture and mission, management, pay and benefits. I work in the main office with HR and Recruiting, so I'm a little biased, since I have a day-to-day functional stake in our reputation as an employer of choice. I am consistently impressed by the balance my managers are able to strike between operational agility and business stability. Our success is mainly driven, however, by the talent and hard work of the exceptional teams we've built and maintain to work onsite for our corporate clients. I get to work with creative and fun colleagues, serve clients at some of the premier tech and marketing firms in Austin, earn excellent pay and benefits, and get great perks like parties, small-scale training, a nice office and flexibility.

Cons

We're easily misunderstood due to our unique business model. Some folks will be disappointed or frustrated that we do not meet pre-conceived notions of what a staffing firm should do. But we're not a staffing firm, so it's really a question of communication in my opinion.

2.0
Jan 5, 2013

Not as bright and shiny as it seems

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Liaison has access to some of the largest companies in Austin and helps employees make the hurdle into those companies with less competition. Once you are employed by Liaison and assigned a position at one of their client companies, you are on your own. It is up to you to make any contact with Liaison as no one will be contacting you. Salaries are competitive and the benefits package is solid although co-pays are exceptionally high.

Cons

The company is so hands off that you never receive any performance feedback unless you personally seek them out and ask for a review or meeting. There is no communication between the company and you while you are employed with the exception of a monthly newsletter to learn about a fellow Liaison employee at another company. After being employed by the company for years, I have still never received on-the-job performance feedback even though I have asked for performance feedback on multiple occasions. I have heard from HR itself as well as other employees who have been with them longer than I have that you could be working on a client site for years and have changed roles within the client company multiple times and HR has no idea what your role is or how it is different from your initial role and thus your salary never increases. Bonuses are given during the holidays at the sole discretion of the CEO even though you may only meet him for 30 seconds at a party once a year. He does not provide feedback on how you can improve your performance to qualify for a bonus, merely emphasizes that it is at his discretion. When you first enter Liaison for interviews and employment, they bend over backwards and are extremely helpful, encouraging, friendly and open. My experience has been that working your butt off everyday, having great peer reviews and being productive are not enough to warrant you any respect from management. Unless you can connect on a very personal level with a small group of people, good luck.

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