Inspiring and evolutionary in what it means to be an employee. - Anonymous employee VaynerMedia Employee Review

Fortune Portfolio Access Direct Hierarchical Mentorship The office is right outside the Lincoln Tunnel, under ground parking is right across the road from the entrance. Just a 2-3 block walk from MSG. Reading a few of these reviews I want to touch on the fact that, IME: across a 1500+ person company, there's a much higher ratio of people who are willing to support you in any regard to workload balance or burnout. Especially when compared to the average corporation. When you're part of a division with superb leadership, the systems that have been put in place in regard to operative scale are quite impressive. It's a well oiled machine. Yes there are some rusty cogs, as with any other company. But I wouldn't let it dare stop you from applying and further developing the non-static culture here.

Long work days, definitely not for the faint of heart. Uneven workloads. Could use some stronger Manager Accountability. Confusing Corporate Hierarchy.

Fun clients if fully bought into the social-first model and willing to push boundaries, no big tobacco and pharma is light Leadership is very active and Gary will join difficult client calls himself Int. training resources feel endless, keeping pace with innovations Internship doesnt require a degree, if entreprenual spirit and portfolio is strong while the output of social creative is high, have seen it drive performance results time and time again when shared in all-hands

Typical agency demand, particularly heavy on creatives; turnover has increased unfortunately with culture shift and removal of remote work Very difficult to learn how the agency operates for mid-level ext. hires if coming from traditional agency work, terminology and rebranding changes occur more frequently than i've ever seen, making it difficult to keep up leadership with Gary as CEO obviously protects poor-performers which contributes to losing business there are absolute rockstars that unfortunately carry the workload and become burnt out, with opps to level-up becoming more difficult in past few years