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Washington Post
It might be said this company can teach you something about newspapers. Best known as the publisher of The Washington Post newspaper, The Washington Post Company actually gets the lion's share of its revenue from Kaplan, a well-known source of test preparation materials. Washington Post's flagship newspaper, meanwhile, boasts a circulation of about 575,000 in the Washington, DC, area. Other media operations include a portfolio of six TV stations and online publishing operations such as Slate. Washington Post also owns cable TV systems operator Cable One. The company is...More
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Washington Post Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees say it's “OK” 58 ratings
81% of the CEO 31 ratings
Don Graham
Chairman and CEO
Pros:
Nice Colleagues
Work from home option
DC Downtown
Latest Technology
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Washington Post Salaries Posted by employees
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Washington Post Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
No Offer – Interviewed in Washington, DC – Reviewed 3 days ago New
Interview Details – During the on-campus intern recruiting, the interviewer select interviewees after screening resumes. The interview questions were mostly behavioral. The interviewer was nice buy highly selective. – Full Interview
Interview Question:
Tell me about a time when you fail.
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