Worse company to work for - Anonymous employee SkyStem Employee Review

SkyStem has plenty of pros for those looking to advance their career in marketing. You'll get to touch and expand on a lot of different marketing disciplines and really get to learn what it means to be part of a coordinated team. Attending tradeshows is definitely a major perk because it scratches that travel itch and lets you work with your colleagues in person.

One downside is that the job is fully remote (which I realize is a plus for some people). This makes communication a little tough but luckily chat channels are always open and the team is all readily available. My only other downside is that since the company is small things move very quickly so be ready to multitask if you take the job, but the projects are very rewarding and a great learning experience. (also, if you're in marketing you should be ready to multitask no matter what company you work for)

As a consultant to the company, I can say firsthand that SkyStem is comprised of very nice people who are great to work with. Their team members were also positive, on-time, and had really good ideas.

I have nothing but positive things to say about my experience.