Paolucci Salling & Martin Communication Arts

The best way to prep for an interview at PSM is to just relax. They're not there to grill you for information, they want to get to know you and what you want. Once they figure out what you want, then they decide if PSM is a place where you can learn and grow. At first they were wary that my speci...

It is refreshingly informal. As an intern, I was able to have fun conversations with my boss, grabbing lunch with my coworkers, and even having drinks with them after work. The senior partners there want good, quality work, of course, but they also want the employees there to be friendly with the...

As an intern, they expect good work, but not exorbitant hours. Before I was hired full time, I offered the entire week, 9 to 5, but my boss told me no, he told me that I didn't have to be working here full time. At first, I thought he just knew they wouldn't have enough work for me the whole week...

An open mind and a thirst to learn. I know that sounds incredibly cliche, but it's kind of true. They expect a decent, basic understanding of marketing, just so that they don't have to teach you everything from the ground up. They will take the time to teach you the things you need to do, but the...

What I liked the most was the environment, everyone is very laid back. I have had informal conversations with my boss and my coworkers equally.What can be uncomfortable and sometimes annoying is the speed at which PSM runs. This is not their fault, this is just how the industry is, but while I wa...