Absolute circus managed through sheer incompetence and ingratitude - Anonymous employee LifeZette Employee Review

LifeZette's top editor is a freelance writer's dream. I always feel like a valued and respected part of the team, even though I am not an employee. The managing editor is receptive to pitches and also provides great guidance on up-to-the-minute stories to cover. The writer-editor relationship feels collaborative, and is one I deeply value. I receive great feedback that has helped me improve my writing. Management is flexible and super-responsive.

LifeZette is a conservative outlet--it may not be a good match for those of other political persuasions.

If negotiated properly they offer great compensation and benefits (just be wary the teeny tiny print in which you give away your soul and first born to the devil incarnate).

The company has no integrity or culture. It's quite clear Laura Ingraham and affiliates are out to make some quick, clickable money. The company doesn't invest in its employees: should you mess up, you will not be offered no real constructive advice to move on, but instead will be fired. You will be expected to work nights, and weekends. The work will not be fulfilling. The entire operations runs off of the premise of hiring younger professionals that are unfortunately being used for their naivety and ability to pull all nighters, over and over again. Ingraham is impossible to work for, and her word is god: you will have no decision rights or support. Your paychecks will be late. The contractor's paychecks will be late.