Unions at their worst - TV Producer WBAL Employee Review

Hearst is a good company to work for, with stable leadership and good health benefits. Locally, you're around a lot of likable people who have been there for years. There are company holiday parties, occasional food trucks and free ice cream trucks on Fridays in the summer.

Management can be a pain sometimes, tough to get useful feedback. I was woefully underpaid. No opportunities for advancement.

Fairly easy and good experience if you want to get into radio broadcasting.

Little opportunities for promotion. Low pay. Frequently asked to cover other shifts. Over night shifts sometimes required. Weekend shifts often required.