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CNET Networks Reviews
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May 29, 2008
2 found helpful
“CNET Networks is a good place to work if you are not looking for clear advancement opportunities.”
Sales Manager in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 17, 2008
“Afraid to innovate”
of Critical Importance in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 16, 2008
“Once a great place to work, CNET has lost its way”
Vice President in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 13, 2008
“Not bad a place to hang around”
Technology Manager -
Jun 12, 2008
“Listen to honest feedback”
Product Marketing Manager in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 13, 2008
“Innovators and industry experts, navigating established brands that has a big company feel.”
Account Coordinator in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 12, 2008
“Good benefits.”
Senior Accountant in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 12, 2008
“So much potential”
Anonymous in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 12, 2008
“CNET can be a great place to work if you fit in with everyone”
Software Engineering Director in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 12, 2008
“The media company that is still stuck in it's awkward adolescent phase”
Anonymous in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 12, 2008
“CNET has room for improvement”
Anonymous in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 11, 2008
“A good starter company but not the place for real career growth”
Project Manager in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Jun 11, 2008
“Great work environment with few advancement opportunities”
Software Engineer in San Francisco, CA (US) -
May 11, 2008
1 found helpful
“A brand with great potential needs to ditch its upper management and modernize with new blood and new ideas.”
Associate Technical Producer in San Francisco, CA (US) -
May 8, 2008
1 found helpful
“CNet taking a dive”
Account Manager in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Apr 25, 2008
“Excellent opportunity for a clear and open mind.”
Software Engineer in San Francisco, CA (US) -
Apr 22, 2008
“As a company, Cnet hasn't articulated a vision that people can implement.”
Anonymous in San Francisco, CA (US) -
May 9, 2008
1 comment
“CNET is an awesome place to work”
Software Engineer Intern in Louisville, KY (US)
