Radio Broadcasting & Programming Reviews

A Citadel Broadcasting employee said:

“not a bad place to work”
“The flexibility was good- especially if you commuted a distance” – 23 Reviews

An Entercom employee said:

“Don't expect to be bored, but don't expect to be paid well either”
“- Perks of working in the radio/media industry: concert tickets, events, artist performances - No micromanaging - Appreciation and encouragement of work/life balance - Fast paced and high energy…” – 20 Reviews

A FOX News Assignment Desk Assistant said:

“Great Place to work for career advancement/growth”
“People are great and friendly. Ability to learn and grow.” – 19 Reviews

A WGBH employee said:

“very good work life balance”
“high quality, high profiled, excellent products” – 18 Reviews

An Univision Software Engineer said:

“fun at work”
“- new technologies - growing company” – 16 Reviews

A MediaNews Design Editor said:

“A great job, until the paper was purchased by a large media conglomerate and heads began to roll.”
“Great colleagues, and a place where a good degree of autonomy existed in which to do one's job, as long as guidelines and deadlines were met with regularity.” – 14 Reviews

A Salem Communications employee said:

“Great work environment and colleagues, but low retention because of poor salaries”
“As a small company, Salem Web Network employees are welcoming and very helpful to each other. Work camaraderie is great, and lunches are flexible to enjoy the great restaurants in the area. If job…” – 11 Reviews

A Cox Radio Account Manager said:

“It was like working at Melrose Placce”
“They have great station and the best training in the market” – 11 Reviews

A Westwood One employee said:

“If you find full time employment here, it can be a pretty stable place to work.”
“1)stability if full time 2)a casual work environment 3)diversity on the job 4)good benefits” – 10 Reviews