1,151 Editor Jobs in McLean, VA

“Amazing team at an amazing company”

Pros:  “-Great Work -Great Responsibility -Smart People”

Cons:  “- Constant bashing of media on company can be demoralizing.” – Full Review

“Have been treated fairly.”

Pros:  “Easy to stand out if one works hard. Work schedule is flexible allowing for a decent work-life balance. Good overall benefits package.”

Cons:  “Politic just like every other places. Company has a ranking system that benefits old, stodgy employees. Company's fortune relies too much on defense spending.” – Full Review

“SRA is a good place to work.”

Pros:  “Culture of taking care of employees.”

Cons:  “Ove- emphasis on growth and short term profit at the expense of long term employee professional development.” – Full Review

“Great place to work.”

Pros:  “The Tampa team is growing rapidly and this provides for opportunities to advance your career within a short period of time. Management is good at recognizing effort and…”

Cons:  “Communication between employees and management seems to be a one way process at times.” – Full Review

“Very happy here”

Pros:  “Work/home balance - Thomson truly believes in this and supports its employees and their families, they offer flexible schedules, work from home options Benefits…”

Cons:  “Bonuses - a bit on the small side but at least they still give one, even during the recession Interdepartmental cooperation - departments do not seem to know when…” – Full Review

“Not worth while”

Pros:  “Coworkers on your level as you realize you in it it together. Good salaries but sometimes expect too much. Good benefits”

Cons:  “Micromanging is an all time high here. So although you may be an educated well liked professional they treat you as a lesser. Promotions are not fair as are the…” – Full Review

“I have grown a great deal during my tenure at HMH and have been given extraordinary opportunities.”

Pros:  “Our mission is honorable. Leadership is really trying to communicate better.”

Cons:  “Leadership still makes decisions about tactical and operational issues without adequate uncut from the people who actually do the work.” – Full Review