Pros
There are zero pros for employees or clients when working with TypoDuctions. The name literally means mistake productions.
Cons
Where to even begin? This company has chosen to pick money over their employees and clients. Bottom line is, if you work for them, you will be asked to do more work with no additional benefits or pay. They’ll hire you for pennies and will scare you into doing your job with threats of write ups or termination. None of upper management has any previous experience in marketing. In fact, most people in management have theatre degrees, so they’re essentially actors by trade, gaslighters by choice. They will uphold regular employees to their “standards”, that they themselves do not even uphold. Some of their “values” are words like: unity, respect, and accountability. They do not uphold any of these values. The only unifying environment they create are the ones where they trauma bond employees. They do not respect anyone outside of their “circle”, everyone else is disposable. They’re never accountable to their actions. It’s always tossing the blame on clients, lower level employees, and the list goes on. Management doesn’t even show up to “important” meetings because they’re scared to face the people they employ. If you have differing opinions than management they will ostracize you, isolate you, and then eventually terminate you. Take it from someone with experience, turn away and run far from any job posting for this company. For clients, know that their “business development” department will oversell you unrealistic expectations for social media. You will not get what you are promised because the employees are simply overworked or outsourced. That’s right, someone across the ocean working for pennies on the dollar will be running your social media channels. If you work with Typo, know you’re doing business with two men who have single-handedly run both of their businesses into the ground in the span of 10 years. And I’m sure once they’ve run this one out, they’ll start 5 other companies. I wouldn’t trust them with 5 dollars let alone the reputation of my company or career.
