Culture at Media Buffet

Updated: Oct. 22, 2021

When people hear the word “agency,” most associate it with the world of advertising. They imagine that people who work at agencies are the ones who create ads in newspapers, on the radio, on TV, and even on billboards. In reality, agencies aren’t limited to that—they can be much broader, such as Digital Agencies, Creative Agencies, and Public Relations (PR) Agencies.

Currently, career opportunities in the agency world are wide open due to rapid digital advancements, as the creative industry continues to grow and become more competitive. It’s no wonder that agencies hold a unique appeal and are becoming increasingly popular among creative professionals.

One such agency is Media Buffet PR, a Public Relations & Social Media Agency based in Jakarta. Although it’s only four years old, Media Buffet has successfully worked with several leading startups as well as global companies. The unique combination of public relations and social media makes Media Buffet PR the perfect place to challenge yourself and grow professionally while developing relevant PR strategies in this digital age.

Want to know more about the atmosphere at Media Buffet PR? Check this out!

Rising Star PR Agency

Yep, Media Buffet PR strongly emphasizes a journalistic mindset in implementing its PR activities. This is, of course, largely due to the influence of Media Buffet’s CEO and Founder, Bima Marzuki, who previously worked as a journalist at a national TV station. Plus, Media Buffet is a perfect fit for those of you who love tinkering with data, because here, data is part of the daily routine before any strategy is put into action.

A Family-Like Atmosphere

Even though we work in a fast-paced industry—which can sometimes be overwhelming—you won’t feel the stress thanks to the incredibly supportive atmosphere here. By fostering a family-like atmosphere, our minds relax, making the work environment comfortable. For example, we celebrate birthdays or special days that are specifically dedicated to strengthening relationships among employees.

Embracing the Kaizen Culture

In Japanese, Kaizen means “change for the better.” Media Buffet regularly conducts evaluations—both small and large—so that tomorrow’s work will be even better than before. Not only that, but we’re also encouraged to participate in training programs to hone and improve our skills, which we’ll later apply and put into practice on the job.

Sounds exciting, right? If you’re interested, you can send your best resume via email to hello@mediabuffet.co. We hope to see you here!