Time Inc. Reviews

Pros

It was a great place to work

Cons

The company was sold and many jobs were eliminated.

Pros

the team, the content, the culture

Cons

There was no work life balance

Pros

Got to work with big-name brands like Food & Wine, Southern Living

Cons

Very low pay, disorganized at times

Pros

Enjoyed leadership team and exec vision

Cons

Acquisition of Meredith ruined the company

Pros

They made some poor business decisions, but it was a great company to work for. They really cared about their staffs and had excellent benefits. They also looped all employees in ASAP with full disclosure about upcoming moves the company was making including layoffs and closures (as soon as they were legally able to of course). The attitude was "you guys are all journalist and damn good ones so you'll find out soon enough anyway!"

Cons

The restructuring of the sales department (moving away from brand sellers to vertical sellers) ultimately lead to several brands being under-served and lead the company into rapid decline.

Pros

Great company, especially if you care about the industry Impressive magazines. I had the opportunity to work on People, Entertainment Weekly, InStyle, and Sports Illustrated while it lasted. Lots of cross-functional work and communication across departments Free coffee and food on every floor 225 Liberty was the best office I've ever worked at. Outdoor cafeteria facing the Hudson was the bomb! Beauty sales and other perks Creative environment and talented co-workers

Cons

None - was so disappointed to see this company get acquired by Meredith

Pros

Benefits Management Cafe Location Work from Home

Cons

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Pros

Friendly environment and nice office space that promotes open discussions and idea-sharing.

Cons

Not as flexible with remote work/ freelancers.