Barrows is a global commerce experience company, part of WPP Enterprise Solutions.
We're proud to support some of the world's leading brands transform how shoppers discover, decide, and buy their products. Our team of strategists, analysts, designers, and makers specializes in commerce strategy, shopper marketing, category transformation, digital shelf and physical CX. We plan and design to win across all the shelves of commerce.
What sets us apart is how we work: combining deep category expertise, proprietary data and analytics, and creative execution to deliver experiences that move the human, win the algorithm and own the agent.
Our mission has never changed: To move commerce forward.
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Pros: I really appreciated the collaborative spirit and the opportunity to work on diverse projects for well-known brands in the consumer goods industry. The team was always supportive, and there's a genuine culture of learning from each other. The flexibility in work arrangements, especially the hybrid model, was a big plus for maintaining a personal life alongside demanding project deadlines.
Cons: While there's flexibility, workloads can get intense, especially during client pitch periods, which sometimes blurs the lines of work-life balance. Sometimes, project approvals and internal feedback loops could be streamlined to improve efficiency. It would also be great to see more structured paths for career growth beyond the initial junior roles.
Advice to Management: Focus on formalizing career progression frameworks and improving internal communication efficiency during peak project times. Consider dedicated onboarding for new hires to better integrate them into the agency workflow and culture.
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Pros: The team environment at Barrows is generally collaborative and supportive, which makes challenging projects more manageable. I've had opportunities to learn new skills and contribute to diverse campaigns in the advertising industry. The Hoboken, NJ location is convenient for many, and there's a sense of camaraderie among colleagues.
Cons: The main drawback is the inconsistent work-life balance. While there are periods of reasonable hours, busy seasons or client demands can lead to very long days and weekend work, impacting personal time. This can feel draining over time, despite the generally positive company culture.
Advice to Management: Consider implementing clearer project management to help teams better predict workloads and manage expectations around hours. More consistent communication on upcoming busy periods would also aid in better planning and maintaining work-life balance for the Hoboken team.
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I'm looking for a remote role in the Barrows industry, are there many opportunities for project managers at mid-sized companies?
Yes, I've seen a good number of remote project manager positions open up at mid-sized Barrows companies lately, especially those focused on specialized construction projects in the greater Chicago area.
How does the salary typically compare for entry-level positions at Barrows in the logistics industry?
When I started in an entry-level logistics role at Barrows, the salary was competitive for the industry and region, falling within the expected range for similar positions at companies of this size. It was a fair starting point that allowed for growth.
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