What is the salary like at Tinuiti?

Good pay for the industry, stable relative to others, great benefits, and leadership who is willing to listen to help navigate a time of large scale change

Incredibly busy, so I suppose work life balance can get a bit difficult at times.

Growth opportunities, great company image

Long hours, low pay, tricky commission rules, lack of transparency

The name on your resume, great people for the most part (outside of C-Suite), WFH, wellness stipends

Lower pay compared to other agencies in the space, dying culture, poor middle management, constant re-orgs/layoffs, teams stretched thin

The people I worked with at Tinuiti were some of the brightest in the industry and I became good friends with many of them. The pay was competitive and while the idea of 'unlimited PTO' is nice, many of us didn't use it enough due to workload.

My direct manager was fantastic (after I got moved from a not-so-great manager), but upper management and leadership made some questionable moves and changes. Work-life balance was tough because many people were overloaded so taking time off wasn't easy, and even when you did take time off you were still needing to check in.

I appreciated the flexibility, unlimited PTO, company-wide closures, and some of the additional benefits. Direct manager, director, and surrounding client team is what is keeping me here.

The company is going through a reorg which is unorganized. Since I've joined its been change after change with no real structure. There's almost 0 room for growth, and barely any pay raises / bonuses. Client allocations are super messy. Leadership failed to aknowledge their 3 rounds of layoffs last year were layoffs, instead called it a "re-structure". This caused major backlash and breach of trust with a lot of employees. My team directly saw 2 folks impacted, with another 2 voluntarily leaving. I really hope they get it together. I've been trying to drink kool-aid, but it's getting less sweet by the day.

I actually love my job My manager is fantastic The pay is above average

I don’t actually have any

Flexible Work, Great people and working environment

Constant Changes in management, Below industry standard salary

Work from home, variety of accounts

Too much work, little pay

Decent benefits, pay and culture

Chaotic, and overworked with unrealistic expectations

Good benefits, PTO, and remote policy. Light work if you're competent.

No logical organizational structure, which makes it difficult for the company to perform and scale, which in turn leads to low morale, low pay, no bonuses, and an inability for ICs to grow within the org.