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The Christian Post

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Where's the Christian in Christian Post? - Reporter The Christian Post Employee Review

1.0
6 May 2018
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Pros

Starts out good, then changes.

Cons

Instead of being trusted to report on unique articles, one is forced to write what the administration wants, despite personal affiliations or beliefs. People are micromanaged to the very letter, with no space for breathing or creativity. There is no HR at all, and whatever passed for HR was of no help whatsoever. One was expected to work from home when not in the office -- including on the weekends and EVERY holiday, including Christmas, which seems counter-intuitive to the Christian tradition. People are treated less than human, instead as robots. When the NY office began to merge with the Washington office, no notice was given to employees and no severance was offered for loyalty and years of service. Offers of opportunities were promised and then taken away. Employees were expected to do extra jobs without extra compensation or recognition.

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Cons

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5.0
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Pros

Love working as in house for a newspaper! I got to deal with copyright, employment, immigration, advertising and got to go to parties from ad agencies or large ad networks, which is always fun and edgy. I got to be exposed to a lot of fun stuff that my friends in law firms don't get to. Great work life balance. You can go home usually at 5 or 6pm and not often have to work on weekends. Also got to learn the business aspect of a business, which I consider beneficial to start my own business in law later.

Cons

A lot of times you have to learn by yourself. There is no mentor system here in legal department, so you pretty much have to figure things out by yourself. You also don't get to learn things deeply because there is this broad range of areas you have to work on. So good thing is you get to learn everything but on the flip side, you don't get to specialize in one area of law either.

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