Worst agency to work for, just run. - Designer Meet Isaac Employee Review

1.0
Dec 15, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

2 days WFH per week. Decent salary, although I sometimes question it. Management claims my pay is high for a senior role, which I don’t fully agree with. That’s about it.

Cons

Work at this agency is extremely challenging, both in terms of workload and the people you have to deal with. Multiple seniors and colleagues often give conflicting opinions, so you’re left unsure whose direction to follow. The structure is messy, and for newcomers, it’s hard to figure out the “right” way to do things. Deadlines are tight, and some seniors are sarcastic or unhelpful. They’ll ask reflective questions or push you to “reflect” when time is running out, which just adds stress and makes you question your own abilities. This behavior can be demoralizing and mentally exhausting, especially for newcomers trying to find their footing. Sold themselves as a flowery agency to work for in the beginning, but started to see many toxic traits in everyone. There’s a blurry line between friendship and professionalism, often depending on whether you’re a senior/management favorite. Favorites get faster approvals and more support, while everyone else has to work extra hard to get things done on time. Newcomers are mostly left to figure things out on their own. Seniors don’t have time to properly guide you, and mistakes often fall on your shoulders. Creative work receives little support, and accountability always seems to be yours alone, as "Teamwork" is not teamwork at all. Long working hours and frequent overtime are common if deadlines aren’t met. Work can suddenly appear out of nowhere, sometimes tripling your workload without any consideration for your bandwidth. Poor communication between colleagues means you often have to pull late nights just to get things done and start questioning yourselves why you're here to begin with. Socially, colleagues aren’t always welcoming. They may claim to be friendly, but if you’re not part of their clique, you’ll feel excluded. Only a few people are genuinely trustworthy and have heart, so stick close to them. Seniors may gossip behind your back if your work isn’t perfect and they'll start doubting your abilities and why they hire you in the first place. Introverts or those who don’t follow the “company way” risk becoming the black sheep. Beware of HR saying things to you that feels like she is gaslighting you for your actions in the company.

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1.0
Aug 1, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Salary and benefits are alright. Colleagues are friendly too.

Cons

You will wear multiple hats that are outside your jobscope. Understandable that in this industry, it is normal to wear another extra two or three hats. But here, it feels that you are taking on everything: for creatives you will be the storyboarder, graphic designer, producer, videographer, art director, video editor, graphic designer/illustrator, motion graphic designer, and even the talent. It is serious that management should really look into this as these are all separate roles, not a one-man job. You may think that these experiences would help to grow one's skillsets more efficiently, but the worst part is that no one would be there to do a proper induction or guidance to help you familiarise with the work structure and accounts. You would be thrown there to figure things out on your own and fend for yourself, so you wouldn't know what you are doing right or wrong. This doesn't grow one as a creative, but instead shows them the worst sides of being in marketing which unfortunately this company has to offer. Clients' unrealistic expectations are always accepted and normalised. No one would stand up for the creatives so they would bite the bullet to churn out last minute visuals within less than a day. In my experience in marketing, the account managers or other leaders should at least compromise a realistic deadline instead of being "yes" men.

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5.0
Sep 1, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

When I first joined as a content producer there were some seniors who made things quite toxic, honestly it was stressful. The good thing is management actually stepped in fast and handled it and those people left not long after. After that the environment became much better, the team was supportive and easier to work with. Work can still be busy and deadlines tight, but at least you don’t feel dragged down by bad vibes.

Cons

Work can get busy and deadlines come fast, but it does push you to be sharper with time management and handling multiple projects. Benefits are solid too, with flexi benefits, medical, insurance and OILs if you put in extra hours. WFH helps as well. Overall not perfect but it’s a good place if you want to learn and build up your skills.

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