You are expected to clock exactly 8 hours a day and if you don't, you'll receive a passive-aggressive email from management. While it's not stated outright, you are expected to work after hours more often than is necessary. I really valued my time at Matchbook and would recommend it to anyone looking for a smaller agency, both to work for and to partner with as a client.Įchoing what another review stated, management pushes for a work-first attitude that will burn you out fast.
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There is a lot of room for professional growth there and the beauty of working on a small team is that you can influence change and explore various interests. Matchbook offers a hybrid work schedule, which is amazing and appreciated. Some of the most talented individuals I've ever had the pleasure of working with are on the Matchbook team! Everyone is very nice and friendly. They also care about employees personally and are very generous and understanding with personal/family matters. They truly care about their employees and want to see team members learn and grow in their careers.
In that time, the agency experienced a lot of change and growth, all of which was good and benefitted the agency and employees in the long run. Be sure to share your Indy Do Day experiences on social media using the hashtags #indydoday, #idd2018, and #letsdothis.I worked at Matchbook Creative for almost 2.5 years. We hope to make the street a safe, and welcoming space for the neighbors and more than 19,000 kids who will visit the Presidential Site this year. Register now to help with the Great Talbott Street Clean-Up. I would encourage everyone to go out and be happy with 30,000 of your closest friends! The impact of accomplishing these things with over 30,000 other volunteers during the course of Indy Do Day’s three days of service cannot be denied. Giving back immediately positively affects our community, our relationships with others and ourselves. Q: Why would you encourage people to participate in Indy Do Day?Ī: There is a direct correlation between philanthropy and being happy. Q: How would you describe Indy Do Day in three words? I’d love to see representatives from each one of those segments participating in your project.
My team had such a great experience that we’re back again this year.Ī: The Presidential Site is surrounded by small businesses, apartments, single-family homes and non-profit organizations. It was set up so that my team and I could work well together. The Presidential Site’s project was well organized and fun. That was helpful to me as I moved around to visit many of the Indy Do Day projects that day. Can you describe what that experience was like?Ī: I really appreciated that your team put together opportunities to work 1-2 hours and 3-4 hours depending upon each volunteer’s time constraints. Q: Last year you volunteered with the Presidential Site. Q: What inspired you to take on the Indy Do Day co-chair position?Ī: The opportunity to work closely with so many organizations, businesses and schools to call Indianapolis the most civically engaged community in the nation. We spoke with Jenny last week to ask about her experience with the project. She and her team will continue that tradition this year as we take on the Great Talbott Street Clean-Up.
Jenny Dexter, Indy Do Day co-chair and director of business development at Matchbook Creative, volunteered with the Presidential Site last year. This year, about 30,000 Indianapolis residents can get to know their neighbors and volunteer throughout the city - and it’s not too late to sign up for the fun. Q&A with Indy Do Day Co-Chair Jenny Dexter by Alexis Price September 24, 2018įrom September 27 to 29, Indianapolis residents will have the opportunity to participate in the annual Indy Do Day.
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