Top Interviews From The Advertising Industry
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Well-being Always Comes First: Sara Anhorn, Critical Mass
Critical Mass continues to be flexible and trusting in our employees to be productive, responsive, and respectful of one another. Più informazioni
Uncompromised Commitment to Measurable Performance & Service: Dick Wechsler, Lockard & Wechsler Direct
Despite the current climate and industry shifts resulting from COVID, we’ve actually had a strong year in terms of new business. Più informazioni
Working Remotely Does Not Mean Disconnecting: Stephanie Nerlich, Havas Creative Network, North America
A positive, healthy mindset is core to personal and professional growth, and this experience has been an opportunity for all of us to create new... Più informazioni
Virtual Quizzes, Happy Hours & Talent Shows: Siobhan Brunwin, MullenLowe Group UK
We’ve fortunately still been able to create and produce brilliant work for clients. Più informazioni
We Are One Big Family: Heather Gupta, MullenLowe Lintas Group
More flexibility, trust, agility, and a continued focus on physical and mental wellness will certainly be key themes we will retain. Più informazioni
We Can Always Do More: Tom Elliston, LOLA MullenLowe Madrid
There is a strong identity that defines us, and we need to do all we can to maintain it as it is what makes LOLA, LOLA. Più informazioni
We Will Not Be a "Zoom" Company: Agathe Bousquet, Publicis Groupe
Without a doubt, not seeing each other every day and getting together was the biggest challenge. Più informazioni
Performance, Integrity, Ownership, Fun & Community: Eventive Marketing
Despite the challenges we’ve faced in 2020, Eventive’s focus to enhance the values that represent our culture has not only allowed us to endure,... Più informazioni
Health and Wellbeing Come First: Summer Schneider, Laundry Service
From day one, LS made it clear that employees had to take care of themselves during this time, and the agency has put measures in place to make... Più informazioni
The Pandemic Has Validated Our Culture: John Trahar, Greatest Common Factory
If you can't get people to notice you, get you, and remember you, why even bother advertising? Più informazioni