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      5.0
      Nov 25, 2008
      Publicist
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      Pros

      There's opportunity for advancement, and for those who love magazines, Hearst owns several of the best-known titles. Management was also very knowledgable about their fields and willing to teach others. Also, since most of the magazines have celebrity covers, it was a great way to work with different aspects of the entertainment and fashion industries.

      Cons

      It's such a large company that you don't always get to know everyone in the building. It can feel very segmented at times. Also, since there are so many divisions and acquiring of properties, it could be a challenge keeping up with all of the companies' news.

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      5.0
      Mar 10, 2026
      Traffic reporter
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      Pros

      I love working at Hearst in the Baltimore, Maryland market. I have worked for many radio stations over the past nearly 40 years and this is one of the best companies as far as working environment. I really feel cared for here.

      Cons

      On a personal level, I've had a hard time getting full time employment within the company, which is discouraging. Also, it takes forever for management to make hiring decisions.

      3.0
      Jun 1, 2026
      Video editor
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      Pros

      - Stability, benefits, no micromanagement - Great to add to your resume - Talented coworkers who are dedicated to their work

      Cons

      - low base salary - no clear path for growth

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