389 Assistant News Editor Jobs

“A time of corporate reinvention”

Pros:  “Very energetic workforce with a wonderful in-house gym.”

Cons:  “USA Today in the past three years has seen layoffs and unpaid furlough weeks. Those who work on the news website face last-minute schedule changes, very irregular…” – Full Review

“Got to work for true a true leader and innovator in the media business”

Pros:  “Working for The Wall Street Journal was the highlight of my career.”

Cons:  “Concerns for protecting the print business can sometimes hinder the potential for digital.” – Full Review

“Positive, while cleaving to the "corporate" line...”

Pros:  “Our office has great local management and great people in every department. It is a challenging, fast-paced, stimulating environment.”

Cons:  “If you're doing an awesome job, it seems like management would rather keep you in your position than move you up the chain.” – Full Review

“Awesome place to work.”

Pros:  “The benefits are FANTASTIC! From 401(k) matching to use of the facilities; From trips to Disneyland to compensation for referrals, Pro Sports Club has amazing benefits. It's…”

Cons:  “The communication between the club and it's members seems to have some sort of gap. Members don't understand many policies or why they are implemented in the first…” – Full Review

“Very positive and I would like to continue to work with the company.”

Pros:  “Friendly staff with no negative attitudes. Very helpful when training me for the position. Get bagels on Thursdays with delicious cream cheese.”

Cons:  “Usually very quiet around the office because everyone is hard at work-I expected it to be a little bit more lively and the ambiance of the office would be nicer if…” – Full Review

“Got to work for true a true leader and innovator in the media business”

Pros:  “Working for The Wall Street Journal was the highlight of my career.”

Cons:  “Concerns for protecting the print business can sometimes hinder the potential for digital.” – Full Review