Pros
For aspiring motoring journalists: - Organisation is willing to give opportunities to freshers, if they show potential talent. - You get the chance to work on different types of content. - You can learn a lot, especially by interacting with senior editorial staff members who are very approachable. - Perform well, and you are quickly entrusted with juicier assignments. For experienced motoring journalists: - You get to work with the best in the business. - The team is receptive to new ideas, so you can always bring something fresh to the table. - Autocar India has a wide bandwidth, and covers news, industry and tech analysis, as well as reviews. So it's easy to find a role that fits your expertise. - There's a variety of mediums to work on, including print, digital as well as video. - With WhatCar India, the company is now presenting content to viewers in Hindi too. This opens up another set of opportunities for you. For all - - Really encouraging work environment. - Fantastic team to work with. Having worked with the publication for almost four years, I've always seen it remain ahead of the competition, on all fronts. It's reviews are the most insightful and trusted. If there's a development in the auto industry, you can count on Autocar India to be the first to break the story and bring readers the inside scoop. It certainly feels special to be on the team, and be given the tools to put out such kickass content. If you want to be a part of the Indian motoring journalism industry, then this is the place to be.
Cons
None, since choosing to work with Autocar has been one of the best decisions in my career.