501 Section Editor Jobs

“No longer Paradise”

Pros:  “It has a fabulous reputation, and it has the highest standards--at least in the magazine business where I work. If you can make it there, you can make it anywhere.”

Cons:  “In the magazine division, there is a definite lack of investment and interest by top management. We have seen layoff after layoff, and people are worried all the…” – Full Review

“Good place to work if you love the field”

Pros:  “Good editors, exciting city to work and live in, lots of crime and corruption going on make good stories. Pay is higher than at other papers in the area.”

Cons:  “Job insecurity. Too many layoffs made it difficult to work there. You see your good friends go and then are asked to do their job.” – Full Review

“good”

Pros:  “great culture. fun environment. good people”

Cons:  “struggling industry with lots of competition” – Full Review

“Good work environment, good benefits”

Pros:  “The benefits and the work atmosphere are very good. It's a friendly, laid back place with a good vibe in general. They do work to provide career development opportunities…”

Cons:  “There seems to be too many people with decision making ability and not enough communication between them. Some projects seem disjointed at times because of this…” – Full Review

“Neutral”

Pros:  “Positive support for Work/life balance.”

Cons:  “Often there were conflicting priorities--best for business, best for partner” – Full Review

“Laid back, engaging, lots of moving parts”

Pros:  “Great work/life balance Passionate, smart co-workers Fair compensation/benefits Freedom to explore personal interests Size of the site makes it easier to work with…”

Cons:  “Size and scope of the various Web properties can make coordination difficult between and even within sites Seems to be cultural struggle between CBS and CNET in…” – Full Review