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DISH Overview
Englewood, CO
10000+ employees
1980
Company - Public (DISH)
Cable, Internet & Telephone Providers
$10+ billion (USD) per year
DISH is a Fortune 200 company with more than $15 billion in annual revenue that continues to redefine the communications industry. Our legacy is innovation and a willingness to challenge the status quo, including reinventing ourselves. We disrupted the pay-TV industry in the ... Read more
Mission: Our Mission is to connect people and things.
Our Vision is to change the way the world communicates.
Company Updates
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Yesterday we launched Out at DISH, our newest employee resource group.
Out at DISH is an employee organization designed to support LGBTQ+ individuals and allies at all of our DISH sites across the country.
A huge thanks to Barry and his team for getting this group going. At DISH, everyone is welcome!2 Likes![DISH Logo]()
Watch DISH CEO Erik Carlson discuss the future of DISH and Sling on Bloomberg! Denver Startup Week was a huge success this year and we are always proud to attend.
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DISH – Why Work For Us?
Who We Are
We're DISH. We're the ones who pioneered the DVR and commercial-free TV. Colorado-born and family-owned, DISH has proudly served America since 1980. We make a point of listening to our customers and giving them what they want in an industry notorious for ignoring people. Of course, we're proud of our past accomplishments, but our true excitement lies in the future.
We're reimagining the way people watch TV with services like Sling and AirTV. We're redefining the boundaries of communication and connectivity too, with wireless spectrum and the Internet of Things. Nothing is out of our reach, and the opportunity to shape the future of entertainment and technology has never been more tangible.
So, let's roll up our sleeves and decide what the future looks like together. Get Started Here
Our Culture
What We Look For
Energy
A positive attitude and the ability to sustain high levels of enthusiasm and effort.
Intelligence
A high level of objective intelligence, critical thinking, common sense and curiosity.
Need to Achieve
The desire to always be learning, growing and challenged; and the passion to help DISH and yourself be successful.
DISH Cares is our corporate citizenship program that provides opportunities for our employees to grow while promoting community engagement and development through sustainable business practices. In 2016 alone, DISH Cares initiatives were responsible for saving over 9 million pounds of plastic foam and cardboard from landfills, and supplying over 30,000 hours of internet and TV services to disaster relief sites. See how we're working to better serve our people, our community, and our planet.
DISH Women’s Network is a volunteer run organization of both men and women supporting the growth and success of women at DISH. The DISH Women’s Network aims to provide an environment to foster relationships and professional growth through networking, education, and career-development. Member benefits include training, networking events, and learning from industry leaders. Launching in 2015, the group has now grown to over 1300 active members.
DISH Reviews
DISH4052Approve of CEO
W. Erik Carlson
229 Ratings
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Helpful (58)
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"Good place to work, that is working towards great."
StarStarStarStarStar- Work/Life Balance
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RecommendsPositive OutlookApproves of CEOI have been working at DISH full-time (More than 5 years)
Pros
* Opportunities abound for technical jobs - engineering, IT, product, QA.
* Company has formally (and publicly) stated new direction with road map towards future IoT endeavors.
* Management is very transparent about their goals and objectives and offer frequent updates through all team meetings and other communications.
* No layoffs to date despite the obvious decline in paid TV subscriptions, but this is endemic of the industry at large.Cons
* Still a ways to go to shed negative legacy regarding employee trust, this primarily in the way agent call centers handled resources.
* Short on holidays and barely above avg. in benefits.Advice to Management
Continue to work on your people skills since in today's environment, employees are not retained by telling them to work hard and if they don't like it, leave. You'll end up with sub-par talent and in no way will you have the best team as you strive to. To be fair, I believe management has for the most part "gotten the message" and are working to improve the company's image and make it a great place to work.
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DISH Interviews
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Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage InterviewDISH 2017-11-03 13:49 PDTApplication
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at DISH (Denver, CO) in April 2017.
Interview
I received a call from their own internal recruiter and she asked questions about my last position. After that I received a questionnaire to complete that covered math, reading and the internet. It was designed to be hard but should be a good indicator for quick problem solving.
Interview Questions
- Tell me a bit about your last job Answer Question
DISH Awards & Accolades
- Barron's 500, Barron's, 2009
- International CES Innovations Design and Engineering Award Honoree for Virtual JoeyTM, Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), 2014
- International CES Innovations Design and Engineering Award Honoree for Super JoeyTM, Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), 2014
- Mike McClaskey - Chief Information Officer of the Year, Denver Business Journal, 2013
- Best of CES for Hopper with Sling® Whole-Home HD DVR, International CES, 2013
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