Barstool Sports Reviews

Pros

-Flexible Hours -Easy Communication -Experience in social media marketing

Cons

-Unpaid -May involve extensive work for posts

Pros

- There is room for upward mobility, which is nice BUT only if you're a suck up to the "talent" or upper management. There were tons of talented, hardworking coworkers who I saw constantly overlooked for raises and overworked to take on an insane amount of work simply because they were talented, but it was never reflected in their pay. Meanwhile the slackers who actually gave everyone extra work because they had to cover for their incompetency were rewarded. It was so backwards. - Job Security: It's no secret Barstool is here for the long-haul. They found a strong audience so depending on where you land, you'll have job security (minus when they go through a RIF). Just don't expect any substantial raises to come with it, you'll need to be happy with your starting pay raising about 7K max during your tenure (covering inflation? We don't know her) There really is no pros unless you're a die-hard fan of Barstool. It can be a fun job for someone right out of college as a first job, but for anyone who knows what they're worth you wont be getting the paycheck you deserve unless you're in an upper level position or on-camera.

Cons

- Pay is abysmal unless you're on camera. They know a lot of people will work simply because its "Barstool," but "fun" doesn't pay the bills. If you work there currently, ask your coworkers what they make because it's astounding how much they lowball people. - Misogyny, racism, and sexism runs rampant. The content they post is dreadful and caters to incels with two braincells working overtime to form a thought. - There are a lot of women in the company, especially in the C-suite, which is great. But they still cater to a misogynistic, sexist outlook on life in the name of "female empowerment" (i.e. Call Her Daddy circa 2020) - Its a frat house. Talent hooks up with bosses to get more air time, coworkers are hooking up with other coworkers. Executives are cheating on their spouses at Happy Hours. It was bizarre.

Pros

I learned so many skills in video editing.

Cons

They didn’t pay me nearly enough for the work I put in.

Pros

Everything especially the freedom to do what you want

Cons

None that come to mind

Pros

Great intro experience with a popular brand that people usually recognize

Cons

completely unpaid (opportunities for minimal commission) and almost no structure from leadership

Pros

- can use it to build portfolio - great brand to have worked for - remote

Cons

- internship is unpaid - only 10% commission on sales

Pros

Ton of offerings Known brand Relevant in today's world Direct access to some of the most influential names on the internet

Cons

Hard to be an "expert" with so many different offerings Brand Safety

Pros

Lots of creative freedom here

Cons

Long work hours and unhealthy work environment

Pros

Great environment and work flex

Cons

Low pay and no growth

Pros

Pay, flexible, fun, great employer

Cons

Time consuming because gambling never stops