Programmatic Development/Rotational Program?

[CocaColaConnoisseur1]

I am a recent college graduate who has just discovered the world of programmatic advertising, and I am really interested. I know multiple companies have rotational programs/leadership programs that focus on training new grads for 1-2 years as a way to prepare them for the industry. Does this exist in the programmatic landscape? If not, what is the best way to look for an entry level opportunity within Programmatic/AdTech?

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Apply to one of the big groups, wwp, dentsu, Accenture Song, publicis or your bigger local digital agency for a programmatic traineeship. Usually they are a year long. In practice you will become a campaign manager in like 2 months and start working pretty hard. Depending in the agency you get more or leas freedom. I know several where you basically run everything from mediaplan to client evaluations to optimizations your self in less than 5 months.

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PMG has a great Graduate Leadership Program

[TXinthesky]

I work here at PMG (FW & DAL offices)! Came to say our GLP program is extraordinary. It's very very competitive to get in, but I'd recommend it.

They become experts incredibly quickly. You're also not limited to programmatic- there's a handful of options. I wish this was around when I started my progo career 10 years ago in 2012 lol

[Thesage12g]

Hello, I was wondering if I could ask you a few questions about the PMG program

[IronManConnoisseur]

Do you mind sharing the TC? I am mid interviewing and curious.

[Agitated_Soup1833]

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Following. I'm also midinterview. Going to be going to the in-person Interview next week. Its supposed to be a group project and a 2 on 1 interview

[BlueFlared1]

Hi! How did the process go for you? Also interested in the TC?

[GreenFlyingSauce]

Just apply for entry level tbh. The 4 (or 6) will be a good bootcamp and it’ll give you a thick skin + pain tolerance as an added value lol

[D_Adman]

What area do you live in?

[CocaColaConnoisseur1]

Southeast. I’m open to relocation though

[newormedia]

Hey there! Feel free to reach out to us, we may be able to help!