Short but sweet - Outreach%2FDigital PR Specialist NeoMam Studios Employee Review

They pay on time, which is a rarity and much appreciated.

I had an extremely negative experience freelancing for Neomam. I'm convinced that the company purposely writes vague briefs to trick freelancers into doing extra work. As a result, compensation is low. If you decide to freelance here, know that you'll be asked to make unrealistic changes and additions to projects. To make matters worse, requested changes are often contradictory and sometimes not even possible.

I've been freelancing as a copywriter with NeoMam on and off since last summer, but more regularly since November when I was made redundant from my full-time job. It's no exaggeration to say that this work has changed my life and saved me from financial meltdown when hard times hit. I've been doing freelance work in my spare time for a couple of years and mostly been paid peanuts, whereas NeoMam's pay makes me feel like what I'm doing is actually valued. They always pay on time and I've never had any problems in this regard, which is equally rare in the freelancing world. The projects are always interesting concepts that I enjoy researching and writing about and I've learned a lot both about the subjects and the process of creating powerful and insightful infographics through this work. Best of all, everyone I've dealt with is lovely, helpful, constructive in their advice and it's a pleasure to be a part of their organisation.

The only thing I could consider a downside is that after my first piece last summer, there wasn't any other work for a few months, but that's the nature of freelance work, especially when you're a new member of the team and they're still working out what your strengths are. That's a downside to every freelance job, so not a reflection on NeoMam.