Weber Shandwick

"Generous mat leave policy, all things considered. Promo cycle takes forever, though."

"Hard to balance life responsibilities because the work is demanding and the environment is one that requires you to always be on"

"Client services can be fast paced and unpredictable, so flexibility isn't the best, but the work itself is great and the people are wonderful to work with. Policies have also improved recently."

"You work hard, and you are respected and rewarded for that"

"There are many women who support each other. However, compensation is low (especially entry level) and due to the hierarchical nature of agency culture, negotiation rarely works out your way."

"Collaborative, kind and cares about its people. Long tenured leadership. Smart people. Great clients. Great work. "

"They are supportive of needs to take care of personal things as they know we're responsible professionals who will make up for the time away."

"the work / life balance would be hard to juggle as a mom since you're working late hours a lot and it is not work-from-home friendly "

"Weber is a diverse workplace and prides itself on being so. I found it disheartening that there are many more visible men in senior positions than women, but I also think the company culture is such that this will change over time. "

"It's a woman-dominated firm, but top leadership still skews male. That means your direct supervisor likely is understanding and flexible when you need to attend to family issues, but it's taken a while for the firm as a whole to institute generous leave and flextime policies."

"I worked at Weber Shandwick for two years and it's a predominately female environment. I will say that if you are looking to take maternity leave, Weber is a great place to do so. And also, when you have your child WFH and adjusted schedules are options for their best employees."