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“Great Place to Start”

Pros:  “A lot of opportunity for growth both professionally and technically. Good culture to work in- not overly serious.”

Cons:  “Keep the temperature freezing during the day.” – Full Review

“Decent place to work”

Pros:  “HJF provides an extremely fllexible schedule and excellent benefits. Depending on what project you are on, management is excellent at providing you with upcoming events.”

Cons:  “Upward mobility is not easy to come by. Most people that work there stay there, so it can be hard to advance yourself.” – Full Review

“Good place to work if you need benefits and don't want to rapidly climb.”

Pros:  “Got to see the inner workings of the state; got to network with many senior-level people from private companies; benefits are awesome; work-life balance was quite nice.”

Cons:  “Takes a while to get promoted; lots of red tape; salaries lower than average; things get a bit dull sometimes.” – Full Review

“Oakwood Wordlwide”

Pros:  “Oakwood provides a great opportunity to work with a number of exceptional people; The ability to interact with the best and brightest.”

Cons:  “Outdated and convoluted business practices, no set directives on policies in most instances, direction changes frequently, lots of gray areas with little monitoring…” – Full Review

“The environment is not great but the money is good”

Pros:  “CBS usually has great properties and heritage stations. Branded stations that have been helping clients and listeners for years. Hard workers will be compensated nicely.”

Cons:  “Unfortunately most of management relies on old school beat down styles and does not empower their ad execs. New media has the right ideas and vision.” – Full Review