Think of CNET as a stepping stone, a great place to make connections and learn a few things.: opiniones de empleados con el puesto de Editorial Director en CNET

Culture, remote aren't bad. It's chill

not much. If anything, clearer career progression

- The people at CNET are some of the kindest and smartest I've ever worked with - Opportunity to grow/carve your own career path, as long as you're willing to put in the work - Team members at all levels are encouraged to have a voice and contribute to the bigger picture

- Change is constant and can get exhausting - Can be disorganized/all over the place (but I will say has made strides in this area over the years) - Significant workload, especially during certain times of year (September around Apple Announcement, Holiday/Q4) - if you don't like jobs that keep you busy then this is probably not the company for you