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Found 49 of over 70 reviews
4.2
84% Recommend to a Friend
100% Approve of CEO

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4.2
84%
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100%
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American Marketing Association COO and CEO Jeremy Van Ek and Bennie F. Johnson (no image)
Jeremy Van Ek and Bennie F. Johnson
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  • "the benefits are good thats it(in 7 reviews)
  • "Beautiful office space, on which they will provide a lot of focus during your visit/interview experience.(in 3 reviews)
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    1. 4.0
      19 Feb 2014
      Anonymous Employee
      Current Employee
      Chicago, IL
      Recommend
      CEO Approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      This is the land of opportunity to do great work in many areas of the business. There has been a momentum of change in the organization that is reinvigorating this business. It is headed in the right direction.

      Cons

      The vision could be more focused and accountable.

      3
      1. 2.0
        31 Mar 2017
        Anonymous Employee
        Current Employee
        Recommend
        CEO Approval
        Business Outlook

        Pros

        Most staff are great to work with, and some managers are very supportive of individual employee growth and professional development. So many people have left that it's easy to work your way up in the company quickly to fill vacant leadership positions. Work/life balance: ability to work from home (although this isn't a blanket company policy, it's dictated by each department head), summer hours, volunteer time off, and flex days if you work weekends.

        Cons

        Over half the staff has turned over in less than two years, the majority of which have left voluntarily. Yet management still keeps restructuring and letting people go. It's no wonder the company culture here is so negative - HR has no time to focus on anything except filling vacant positions.

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        Thank you for your post, as we do appreciate your candor and your pointing out some of the positives, as well as areas that you feel management needs to attend to. We want to have an upbeat culture where our employees love to be a part of our mission and organization; where they can grow and see their fingerprints on our success. Though HR may be a lever in many of the culture initiatives here, it is incumbent upon each and every one of us to be positive contributors to the culture. We value all our AMA veterans, as they have crucial institutional knowledge and are good sources of ideas. And, as we grow, we are happy to welcome new people with new skill sets, experience and perspectives. We take every review as an opportunity to grow and to respond publicly to each with curiosity, courage, and gratitude. Certainly, we hope that you will reach out to continue the conversation so that we can better understand your concerns, point of view, and your ideas to solve for a better experience at the AMA. —Andy Friedman, Chief Content Officer *Please note that the AMA is not able to remove reviews from Glassdoor. You may refer to the Glassdoor Community Guidelines for more information.

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