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Web Designer Reviews
What is it like working as a Web Designer?
June 2015
Underpaid and Overworked.
Web Designer:
Pros: The only good thing about being a Web Designer at this company are the perks (free food/drinks) and benefits of 401k and Medical Insurance.
The people here are really nice and like to hang out and chat when on breaks. Ping pong table and XBox One in break room.
Cons: I have been working here 3 years and I am severely underpaid. I can barely pay my bills and live how I want to.
I asked for raises to match Florida salary but was denied multiple times.
The workload is horrendous and not managed properly at all.
Managers are more concerned about your numbers (closed jobs) than your actual creative quality of your work.
You're basically treated like a robot and if you don't work fast enough and get your numbers high, you're in huge trouble.
The A/C is on full-blast and everyone has a heater by their desk just to try to stay warm.
We were taken over by Autotrader because our upper management was running the company to the ground. We are starting to pick back up again but it's a slow and painful process.
May 2015
Relaxed corporate atmosphere building enterprise software.
Web Designer:
Pros: Very relaxed atmosphere: free coffee/soda, casual dress code, flexible schedule, etc. Lots of paid time off and paid holidays.
Cons: The pay scale for my position hasn't been reviewed in years and is reasonable for someone with half my skill-set.
May 2015
Rewarding.
Web Designer:
Pros: Work from home.
Cons: Inconsistent salary.
December 2014
Corporate Culture.
Web Designer:
Pros: Overall great company with wonderful people.
Cons: Time sensitive deadlines that are often times unrealistic to meet.
December 2014
Web Designer:
Pros: I enjoy the small company that I work within, the homely and friendly feeling of it. It is really laid back and the dress code isn't enforced as much as it would be if we had more consultations with clients, but as I'm a designer, I can get away with wearing a lot of different things.
Cons: The management and the pay. The commute also takes ages (1 hour 1 way) for work that I could be doing at home most of the time.
July 2014
Amazing Experience.
Web Designer:
Pros: It was great to work with the Cognizant Team. All open to allow you to work best of yourselves and become even better by providing many opportunities.
Cons: As such nothing!
June 2014
Corporate Culture, Work Flexibility, Office Conditions, Stress.
Web Designer:
Pros: The power of creating new things.
Cons: Copying someone else's work sometimes.
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