58 Senior Desk Editor Jobs

“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

“Excellence is recognized and rewarded”

Pros:  “Benefits, opportunities for advancement, competitive salary, security”

Cons:  “Highly competitive industry, work is strenuous and stressful by necessity.” – Full Review

“Some great colleagues....poor, stagnant, political management”

Pros:  “There are some very good people working for this company and it has a great reputation in the Chicago and Midwest market...”

Cons:  “Senior management and the organizational structure is structured almost in a silo style. Very hard to exact change and promote innovation within the organization...” – Full Review

“A good government contractor to begin an IT career with.”

Pros:  “Company paid for the CompTIA Security+ certification training and test; good benefits; knowledgeable colleagues; laid-back work environment; paid time off”

Cons:  “Capped hourly wage; some pit bosses (managers) are not very helpful; some rude managers above pit boss can be overbearing” – Full Review

“DLC”

Pros:  “Small daycare for special needs children with a great staff of therapists and nurses. Job is satisfying and working with babies is a plus.”

Cons:  “Since is small company benefits are available but they are not as comprehensive.” – Full Review

“DLC”

Pros:  “Small daycare for special needs children with a great staff of therapists and nurses. Job is satisfying and working with babies is a plus.”

Cons:  “Since is small company benefits are available but they are not as comprehensive.” – Full Review

“DLC”

Pros:  “Small daycare for special needs children with a great staff of therapists and nurses. Job is satisfying and working with babies is a plus.”

Cons:  “Since is small company benefits are available but they are not as comprehensive.” – Full Review

“Good place to work, but leadership is fragmented”

Pros:  “-for editorial staff, access and visibility to heavyweights in the niche you serve -able to interact with and learn from senior leaders in your publishing unit -very…”

Cons:  “-potentially very heavy workload, depending on the publishing unit -accountability isn't flexible the same way job duties are -effectively no face-to-face access…” – Full Review