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- "Some of the teams are filled with really great people and make for an enjoyable career." (in 163 reviews)
- "Good work/life balance (can work remotely 1 or more days a week if approved by your supervisor)" (in 76 reviews)
- "Senior Leadership wasn't always in touch with the work and dedication that the lower level employees within my department." (in 34 reviews)
- "Managers do not budge, even if it is something you cannot control, like traffic or your kid being in the ER." (in 30 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 5.0Jul 29, 2015Marketing ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 5 yearsNew York, NY
Pros
- Excellent 401K - matches up to 6% - New CEO David Levin is a great improvement, as is Peter Cohen (MHE President) - Decent health benefits - they have a high HSA deductible plan but they do match progressively based on payscale - Great people - the people who work here are in general very smart and very passionate about what they do. - Flexible working environment - managers are very understanding about the need to work from home or telecommute
Cons
-"Bromance" culture in the past / now with sales -Lack of diversity in leadership for women and minorities - Stagnation in internal promotion - many times managers look only outwards toward promotion / hiring in order to acquire new talent. Often people have to really make a case for internal promotion even when it's well deserved. -Publishing itself is undergoing a difficult period of transition with digital / used books - difficulty in reaching goals due to market forces
6 - 5.0Jul 21, 2022Book EditorFormer Employee
Pros
Remote Work From Home Some Travel at their expense. VIP treatment
Cons
None Job is done when work completed.
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