Pros
- Solid group of employees. Most are smart, hard-working and easy to get along with, both inside and outside of work. - You'll get experience. If you know very little about online marketing and digital ad stuff in general, it's a good place to cut your teeth. For a bit. - Job security. New business isn't a problem at all. Losing your position because the company loses clients is not something anyone has to worry about. That's a plus.
Cons
- Repetitive work. The vast, vast majority of the work concerns one industry. For some positions, this is OK. For others, much less so. - Low pay. I know of worse places but C-4 is on the low end of the scale, especially when benefits are taken into account. - Structure of the agency fee/chargeable services. I'm not going to get into real specifics, and it probably made some sense during the beginning, but it sure doesn't now. - Managerial stubbornness. Probably number one on my list. The way that departments are staffed is an issue. Setting reasonable client expectations is an issue. Delegating meaningful control is a major issue. There's a lot here. I won't get into all of it. - One of the other reviews mentioned that people who do good work and handle their part get more work loaded onto them. I found that to be very much true.