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- Beverly Hills, CA
- 51 to 200 Employees
- 1980
- Company - Private
- Culture & Entertainment
- $10 to $25 million (USD)
Competitors: Unknown
Brillstein Entertainment Partners (formerly Brillstein-Grey Entertainment) has its eyes on the talent. The agency is a powerful Hollywood management firm with a roster of some 200 clients, including such stars as Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston, Adam Sandler, and Lorne Michaels. It ...
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May 24, 2022 - Executive Assistant in Beverly Hills, CA
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...leadership lacking in many basic skills, no room for growth, very poor female leadership, management badmouths employees, culturally insensitive and protects bad managers, lack of diversity, HR not responsive or effective, surface level concern with changing company culture, obsession with power, lack of technological skills among management, shady business practices, bad for lower level employees....Read More
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For what is presented as a marquee firm, the place is pretty shabby (though it is likely the power is in the relationships).
Everyone is very casually dressed.
The HR person is tough - meaning trying to talk you our of a job the whole time. Also, they seem unable to understand how the business is run (beyond staffing desks). A retired agent explained this as the result of HR being the lowest job on the totem pole....
An inside source confirms that there is almost no promotion to the top here so that may be why.InterviewWouldn't you be happier somewhere else?
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