Radio Broadcasting & Programming Reviews

An Emmis Communications employee said:

“Great working environment, but poor management strategy”
“Familial environment, including flex hours, a cheery office and group functions that build the feeling of a team working together” – 8 Reviews

A NPR Intern said:

“Amazing Internship Experience”
“Close, tight-knit community; plenty of events/celebrations to keep things interesting, recognizable brand name, great location (DC's Chinatown); friendly, helpful staff; very relaxed work environment” – 8 Reviews

A Journal Broadcast Group employee said:

“Average”
“Fun Job, Good People, Nice Building, New Technology, Good Location, Spend money on necessary upgrades, Covered Parking, lots of good lunch/dinner spots around” – 8 Reviews

A Bonneville International (Utah) employee said:

“One of the last employers who treat broadcast workers fairly.”
“They consistently award generous performance bonuses that are NOT part of the union (AFTRA-SAG) contract. Bonneville has made efforts to keep workers on the payroll who have had personal, medical and…” – 7 Reviews

A Saga Communications employee said:

“Good company”
“one of the best radio companies around- not run by investment bankers” – 7 Reviews

A Voice of America News Intern said:

“Fun and great”
“Diversed. Colleagues are friendly. Reporters have a saying in suggesting story ideas to editors.” – 6 Reviews

An Astral Media employee said:

“It is a good place to work.”
“Great people to work with at Astral,” – 6 Reviews

An Univision Radio employee said:

“Great place to get your foot in the door”
“Working for the most respected Spanish language media company” – 5 Reviews

A Metro Networks National Director of Marketing said:

“I made a good living”
“my co-workers were the best on the planet .... everyone went the extra mile to help each other” – 5 Reviews