A rewarding place for self-starters who value remote opportunities, passionate coworkers, and helping small businesses - Copywriter Technology Therapy Employee Review

- A dedicated, passionate team that works seamlessly together to get things done. - Training that’s thorough and backed by accessible resources for ongoing development. - Professional, courteous staff who make the workplace both productive and enjoyable. - Ideal for proactive, organized individuals who thrive on learning and taking initiative. - Flexible hours and remote work that ensure a great work/life balance. - A queer-friendly space that fosters inclusivity and respect for all identities.

- The fast-paced, self-driven environment offers a lot of independence, but it might take some time to adjust for those who prefer more guidance or oversight. - As the company grows, some processes are still evolving, which presents opportunities for improvement and innovation.

Dog friendly. Snacks. General benefits and pay are decent-ish. Awesome co-workers with great talent. Paid overtime. HR lady is a sweetheart. If you're an entry level person, this is a good place to learn some ropes and jump to a different employer after a couple of months.

A workplace honed on fear and superiority. Other employees constantly expressed fear of being yelled at or fired on any given day. Though, that's not entirely it. If you were an undesired employee, you would be squeezed out through high school like antics of being left out of conversations or removed from clients until that employees decided to leave on their own--professional bullying, if you will. Communication is abhorrent. Everybody is responsible to a point, of course, but projects are constantly being dropped onto your lap. Client expectations and level of importance are always being changed depending on how much the client is paying (or hasn't paid). Out of scope items are always being dropped in by the management, pushing timelines of other projects back constantly. No way to stay on top of work that keeps coming in and being promised over other deadlines. You don't realize how much you miss having lunch breaks until you lose them. Remember that.