Before accepting a role in Client Services, think twice and maybe, even three times! - Recensione dipendente - Client Services presso Intelligent Demand

When entering the interview process with Intelligent Demand, I was extremely excited to join a marketing agency that was serious about bringing the best marketing strategies to companies to help meet their revenue goals. I believed I was going to be empowered to make a true impact on my team and the company as a whole. Unfortunately, I was served a lot of Kool-Aide during the interview, I drank it and was sadly disappointed. I accepted a role on the Client Services team and after three weeks the ill treatment began. The treatment I experienced was extremely demeaning, mean, judgmental, degrading, condescending, and just downright nasty. Although this was my experience, many employees often walked out of closed door meetings crying because of how they were talked to and the lack of respect given. I didn't experience or witness great care for employees as human beings FIRST. If your ideas, logic and smarts didn't align with what the company envisioned you bringing to the table, you would be treated like a stepchild until you jumped on their program rather than being coached and mentored in a respectful way. If you're considering a job as a copywriter, designer or technologist, go for it even though you WILL BE overworked! Think long and hard before joining the team as an account manager, project manager, project coordinator or quality assurance professional - you will be treated like a game piece on a chess board. But if you drink the Kool-Aide and fall for all of the motivational speeches you'll get during the interview process, remember this, they have a reputation in the marketplace for not being a great place to work and for firing people simply because they don't seem "happy." Take notes. Take notes. TAKE NOTES. You may need them one day. Please note: This is May 2016 and the FIRST Glassdoor post written about this company. Do your research! There is a reason why. People leave Intelligent Demand afraid to share their experience. I wish I listened to my gut before accepting a role with this company. Although they said I "wasn't a good fit," I was an excellent fit. What wasn't a good fit was how I was treated and not being empowered to do the job I was hired to do. I've moved on and so happy to be treated with respect in the workplace.