“Effort Driven Company - Great Opportunities”

Pros:  “+ Amazing room to grow if you're interested --> we house some of the most interesting (and confidential) information in the industry. We have access to EVERYTHING…”

Cons:  “There is some monotonous work involved in these positions, but it lessens as you get further in to your role. Also, long(er) hours are no stranger to me, but it's…” – Full Review

“The Same as Every Place Else”

Pros:  “Everyone you meet thinks it is awesome that you work there and that you are incredibly lucky. This will maybe make it easier to find another job.”

Cons:  “It is not as awesome as everyone else thinks. It is no different than any other mid-size to large newspaper.” – Full Review

“Amazing community of hard workers who take extreme pride in everything that we do.”

Pros:  “The work environment created truly inspires people to want to produce quality work. There is strong support for people to try things on their own, share ideas, give things a…”

Cons:  “Too many cooks in the middle to lower level management. Too many in the chain of command can make things difficult time wise” – Full Review

“It's an amazing place to work”

Pros:  “a very good place to work, nice people, nice engineers. and the mentor is very helpful. I recommend the place.”

Cons:  “It is a big company, sometimes it is hard to manage. The food is not good. But it has a lot of nice restaurants nearby” – Full Review

“I love working at Edelman San Francisco”

Pros:  “Very creative and inspiring co-workers, supportive management, excellent reputation”

Cons:  “Maybe a smaller agency might be better for some people, but not me.” – Full Review

“a great place to work”

Pros:  “Very European place to work. Days are flexible, family comes first, and most every project is encouraged as a bottom up initiative, rather than a top-down mandate. This gives…”

Cons:  “Because of that lack of top level guidance, you spend a lot of time negotiating and playing politics with other teams in the organization - building alliances and…” – Full Review