The company has cats, the environment is clean, and there are opportunities to work on a wide variety of projects. You can learn about pitching, design, communication with vendors and clients, and event setup and teardown. The design requirements are demanding, but the company’s eye for design is fairly good. Projects are often rushed, so your design skills improve by quite a lot.

There are too many projects and not enough staff, so you have to work overtime to keep up with them, but there is no overtime pay.

Clients can request unlimited design revisions, while vendors and employees are often expected to produce the results by the next day. If they cannot, they are criticized.

One supervisor is emotional and unpredictable and only says things that sound nice; another has many opinions and likes to take credit behind people’s backs.

The ideal employee in the supervisors’ eyes is obedient, smart, and good-looking, who stays silent when treated unfairly and is grateful to the company for the learning opportunities. If you want to be a servant, this may be the place for you.