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What is it like working at MRM Worldwide?
Perfect First Job Out Of College.
Brand Strategist in Birmingham:
Pros: I have a terrific relationship with my direct manager and my colleagues; plenty opportunities for me to grow and learn at the company.
Cons: Attempting to enforce people to come into the office although everyone comes in on different days.
"Agency Life" isn't for everyone.
Project Manager, (Unspecified Type / General) in Salt Lake City:
Pros: I interact with interesting people of varying skill sets.
Cons: It's a business based on greed and "hiding" giant marketing budgets for large corporations, often causing stress on contributors due to trying to meet maximum budgets spends with minimum resources.
Plenty of autonomy but no transparency on how pay is determined.
Digital Strategy Director in Makati City:
Pros: Autonomy, good culture, future-thinking, positive team dynamics, and great location.
Cons: Lower than average pay.
Challenging for career growth.
Account Director in Auburn Hills:
Pros: The team work.
Cons: Upper management politics
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