Ideal Mix of Teamwork & Autonomy - Content Specialist Ironpaper Employee Review

5.0
May 9, 2022
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Pros

Looking to unleash your creativity where you get support and so do your ideas? This is an ideal place. Most everyone is extremely empowering and supportive and works to unlock your ideas and contributions and maintain a healthy balance between work and life. Even if a client is less than enjoyable, the IP team makes it stimulating and fun. The methodology here is about getting clients to emphasize value instead of simple gloss, making the problem-solving meaningful and authentic. We work in one-week sprints that help leave the workweek at work come Friday night.

Cons

Being all-remote limits engagement options, but the IP team does a great job of engaging nonetheless, even in social ways (Zoom game nights, Slack book and travel groups, etc.) that help us get to know one another.

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5.0
Nov 2, 2025
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Pros

Over the years at Ironpaper I’ve had the opportunity to grow and expand my B2B knowledge. I’ve seen others grow and evolve as well. I really enjoy the people I work with and focusing on a small set of clients is refreshing.

Cons

There are always things that could be improved but nothing major to report here.

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2.0
Apr 16, 2026
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Pros

- Really great team of content, graphic design, growth strategists, and operations specialists, best I have ever worked with. Everyone in a production seat is top level.

Cons

- They promote junior level people way too fast, and managers end up being pretty bad team leaders. The turnover on my team was insane, 4 people churned through the same role in ONE YEAR. I would ask for help on something, or to talk through a challenge and her response was to just fire you and replace you. Literally that scary! - My manager was constantly offending my clients where I would have to rectify it, and was extremely unhelpful or would disappear for two months. Most incompetent middle management I've ever seen, and I've worked at a lot of agencies. - Outside of my direct team, I had absolutely no idea how anything else was going in the company, who our other clients were. No visibility or opportunities to make other relationships. They'd have "layoffs" and I'm like, wait. We're not doing well?

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