Pros
Office parties and happy hours. Game/fitness area to use before or after work. There were 1-3 people who I genuinely enjoyed working with. Great 401k & reimbursement on gym memberships. Casual work attire allowed.
Cons
Extremely stressful, even with my previous experience in other agency settings. 8-5 workweek. Holidays? Christmas, Thanksgiving, 4th of July, Memorial Day, New Year's Eve, Labor Day. On top of that have fun with your annual 5-10 days of PTO including sick days.
You are expected to work overtime, the constant long hours cause burnout. Some people cope with self-medication (read other reviews on that matter). Big bosses don't care about employee well being or health. You'll get paid over 30% less than someone in your exact position at another agency. It's sad how ownership chooses to take advantage of their employees, especially the younger workforce. Not to mention the nepotism...
Big bosses want talent but don't want to pay. Focused on their other companies when this is the only one with potential to actually make them any money. God-awful reputation in the industry. In job interviews I was judged (vocally) about how long I was at Higher Images but luckily I made it out with my career intact. Others, not so lucky. Save your time and energy and stay away from this company.