Pros
As a majority of these reviews will tell you, there are no pros to working for this organization. The only pro is the overwhelming feeling of joy you get when you resign and you cross your fingers they just tell you to go home that day so they don't have to pay you any longer.
Cons
This office is full of bullies, something you honestly have to see to believe, but I wouldn't recommend that. It is truly shameful that behavior like this is tolerated and approved by those who run this company. Employees are publicly shamed at their desks by a slew of 20-something girls with zero management criteria. If you're lucky enough to not be a target that day you'll sit at your desk with your eyes on your screen while you listen to your fellow colleagues being lambasted for not doing enough work when you know and the rest of the office knows they are working 80 hour work weeks, leaving the office at 1 am and coming back at 5 am to do more work and hope that, that day it's someone else's head on the chopping block. This is not an agency to aspire to work for, 30+ years of breaking the spirits of it's employees, a senior team full of wannabe PR girls that think this is normal business behavior, yet they all know they can't leave because those that have tried just come right back, because they've been so broken they don't know how to work in any other atmosphere. As a former employee I will forever be sad for all the broken girls that work in that office. Fearful they won't accomplish anything should they leave and that they'll just run right back if a new job doesn't work out. My heart breaks for every single person in that office, including the senior staff, this is not how work is handled and you'll also forever be trapped in that company because at this point you're all such damaged goods you'll be useless anywhere because you've forgotten how to be humans.