InnerWorkings Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Though my time has been short at InnerWorkings, I worked firsthand in curating, developing and executing major brands' release of products and marketing ads nationwide. In doing so, organization, communication and pristine delivery is essential to successful interactions for both InnerWorkings and our clients. I continuously look for ways to innovate and create all while managing tight budgets and timeless and these skills are incredible for all areas of work. While at InnerWorkings, I easily grasped and adapted to the fast environment, making me ready for any issues that may come along throughout an installation. During my time here, I understood and grew to be a fast, reliable and successful project manager."

"I've been working for InnerWorkings for 3 years. I believe the company will have continued success and growth."

"I prefer to answer this question in person"

"Okay company with good opportunities"

"If you are looking for great culture with amazing growth opportunities,Innerworkings is the company for you. Innerworkings provide endless marketing capabilities including but not limited to production, brand marketing, and consumer engagement plans that are unmatched by leading competitors."

"INWK was the most poorly organized company I've ever worked for."

"They lost funding with misguided product positioning"

What do you like about working at InnerWorkings?

"Product had potential. Vision was there and environment allowed creativity."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"There is only a shell of a management group left - no openings."

What don't you like about working at InnerWorkings?

"Completely missed the product positioning, messaging and pricing - lost funding."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Would recommend they don't oversell the opportunity and be realistic about the product."

What do you like about working at InnerWorkings?

"Young coworkers, good incentives (leaving at 1 on Fridays for meeting quota), impromptu happy hours, not completely micromanaged"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Recruiters and trainers are VERY good at selling the position and making you excited about it. Do not believe them and do not take the job unless you're content with a low base salary and not a lot of opportunity to make commission."

What don't you like about working at InnerWorkings?

"It is impossible to make money here based on the commission structure unless you get extremely lucky. When there are deals, no one knows what is going on and trying to find answers is very difficult. The trouble is not worth the payout. Work hours are strict 8-5 and it's like we're in a cage all day with no flexibility."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Offer flex scheduling...people don't all work the same during the same hours and flexibility is always nice"

"Little opportunity for growth after the acquisition of my company in 2010."

"Good Company"

What don't you like about working at InnerWorkings?

"no longer there"