UK's KOTA Named Best Workplace in Advertising for 2025
KOTA, a UK-based advertising agency, has been recognised as one of the UK's Best WorkplacesTM in Advertising, Media & Marketing 2025 by Great Place to Work®. The agency's commitment to employee wellbeing and creativity has earned it this prestigious accolade.
KOTA's culture is built on flexibility and creativity. It offers a 4.5-day week, allowing team members an extra day to recharge or pursue personal interests. The agency also operates a remote-first policy, giving employees the freedom to work from anywhere. This flexibility has contributed to a high level of trust and job satisfaction among employees.
The agency encourages creativity by providing space for team members to explore and develop their ideas. This approach has not only boosted employee morale but also led to innovative campaigns that benefit both employees and clients. KOTA's commitment to fostering connectivity is evident in its daily team check-ins, regular meetups, and annual trips. These initiatives help maintain a strong sense of community and collaboration among team members, regardless of their location.
The award, based entirely on employee feedback, reflects KOTA's success in creating a workplace that prioritises trust, wellbeing, inclusivity, and work-life balance. The agency's leadership is committed to continuing this trend, investing in its culture and people to remain one of the most exciting agencies to work with in the UK.
KOTA's recognition as one of the UK's Best WorkplacesTM in Advertising, Media & Marketing 2025 is a testament to its commitment to employee wellbeing and creativity. By prioritising flexibility, fostering connectivity, and investing in its culture, KOTA has created a workplace that not only benefits its employees but also drives its success in the industry.
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