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Overall Rating
CEO Approval
Neil M. Ashe
CEO and Director
20% “Approve”1 – 20 of 37 Reviews for CNET Networks
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Oct 3, 2008
“Great place to learn about interactive media”
Anonymous in Cambridge, MA (United States)Pros: “Interesting work and staff ; good work/life balance . Less MBAs, more weekend musicians. They're pretty flexible about allowing you to work from different offices if you want to move. However, most of the action is in SF headquarters. Not a lot…”
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Oct 3, 2008
“Individual contributors get smothered by middle management.”
Senior Software Engineer in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Sep 29, 2008
“Not bad, you will stagnate after two years.”
Web Designer in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Sep 25, 2008
“Good short-term move....not a career move, especially if you are in NY”
Account Coordinator in New York, NY (United States) -
Sep 21, 2008
“A great place to start out or just cruise along. Move on after two years if you're ambitious.”
Senior Software Engineer -
Aug 31, 2008
1 found helpful
“If only we could shake this culture of failure...”
Sotware Engineer in Irvine, CA (United States) -
Aug 22, 2008
1 found helpful
“Are you a woman? Don't expect to get anywhere.”
Section Editor in Louisville, KY (United States) -
Aug 26, 2008
“Things could be looking up, now that we're CBS Interactive...”
Project Manager in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Aug 20, 2008
“Think of CNET as a stepping stone, a great place to make connections and learn a few things.”
Editorial Director in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Aug 14, 2008
“Cons”
Account Coordinator in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 25, 2008
1 found helpful
“The CNET rollercoaster leaves some up in the air”
IT Director in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 29, 2008
“Would have been a better place to work if they could get out their own way.”
Staff Writer in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 29, 2008
“Comfy, but possibly dull.”
Software Engineer in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 24, 2008
“Now with CBS, it's anyone's guess”
Senior Editor in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 11, 2008
1 found helpful
“It's a mausoleum for aging visionaries who haven't had a good idea since the 90s”
Associate Producer in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 19, 2008
“Thanks for the CBS cash, but can you please go now?”
Content in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 19, 2008
“Needs a face lift.”
Product Manager in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 19, 2008
“Senior Management Scared”
Director in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Jun 18, 2008
“Looks good on paper and great benefits, but not the "nicest" place to work.”
Mid-Level Manager in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
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 (United States)
