Pros
The company lunches and snacks are alright. But above all else, the biggest perk to working here is the people you get to meet. Everyon wants to work at the DW, which means you get to work with the smartest, hardest working people in the biz. As a result, you learn more in one month than most people learn in a year.
Cons
They want you to feel like you can be fired at any minute - and you can. Every week we have several new people starting their employment here...but every week we also see a handful of people let go. Imagine what that does for morale - in a company of 200 or so employees, we have at least two or three people being fired every week. It's terribly demotivating, and puts you constantly on guard. Everyone feels the pressure, which means they are quick to pass the blame on to someone else. The corporate culture is incredibly toxic. Trust me, this is NOT the place to build a career. Even if you are lucky enough to get a job here, the minute you start in your role, it will be like a game of hot potato. Your days are numbered. The only question is, will you leave voluntarily before they fire you? No one is allowed to feel safe, ever. Don't get me wrong - I freaking love my job and I love working at the Daily Wire. I believe in what they do wholeheartedly, and wish them nothing but the best. But I'm actively looking for new opportunities, and I don't know of anyone at the Daily Wire who isn't. This isn't a place to build a career. Work here for a year if you can, but be forewarned that this place will chew you up and spit you out. And from Day 1, management is looking for an excuse to fire you. Don't say I didn't warn you...