491 Photographer/Editor Jobs

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Interesting, fast paced environment. Constant work flow and flexibility on what you work on”

Cons:  “You have to learn things quickly” – Full Review

“Life as a Cablevision Tech”

Pros:  “The companies benefits are good and the work load is rarely overwhelming. Everything is provided to you. The pay really isn't that bad”

Cons:  “Its hard to advance in your career. Most supervisors make less than some technicians because the pay rate changes from a hourly pay rate to an annual salary so…” – 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

“Interesting.”

Pros:  “Nice atmosphere-nice staff Nice benefits”

Cons:  “A formal training program is not here.” – Full Review

“Great place for younger persons”

Pros:  “Salaries are, as they say, competitive and employees receive a wide range of benefits. The company invests heavily in projects and publications favored by senior management…”

Cons:  “Senior employees (in both age and experience) tend to be among the first to go when the company cuts back. There's a disconnect between senior management's…” – Full Review

“Good Place to Work”

Pros:  “Good people, good benefits and exciting products”

Cons:  “Too many changes in owners causes confusion. There was a change in focus almost every other year.” – Full Review

“It's been a tremendous place for acquiring new skills and knowledge”

Pros:  “Growth Level is definitely possible. There is a great working relationship between the employees and senior management. Work and Life balance is possible”

Cons:  “Promotions are not very common being that it is a small company as well as bonuses. Compensation in relation to work load can be little depending on postion” – Full Review