K-LOVE Reviews

2.9

49% would recommend to a friend

(197 total reviews)
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Tom Stultz

30% approve of CEO

40% positive business outlook

K-LOVE has an employee rating of 2.9 out of 5 stars, based on 197 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The K-LOVE employee rating is 22% below average for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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197 reviews
1.0
1 Jul 2026

A "ministry" In Name, Not In Leadership

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The team members here are genuinely hard-working. They bring real care and sincerity to their work and the audience they serve. It's clear that the team members, no matter where they are in their walks with the Lord are not the problem.

Cons

Everyone should be concerned about the turnover. More than half of the executive staff have left, and there is a large amount of team members leaving. What's even more interesting is how many people with industry knowledge and networks are being fired or are quitting. It also seems that there is a difference on what leadership is communicating as to why so many are leaving, that is in direct opposition to why people are actually leaving (poor and toxic leadership). We have seen inconsistencies and disorganization appear, in a company that had run smoothly for I think 40+ years. The whole company seems to lack motivation, random brands have been created with no strategy, meaning money is bleeding out to keep them afloat. Trust between leadership and team members has disappeared. What's the saddest part? Like any other company all the problems can be tied back to money and man's desire to be known, by someone other than Jesus. There is no legacy in the world worth what is happening to this "ministry"

1.0
1 Jul 2026

Far from positive and encouraging

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The mission of K-LOVE genuinely matters. The listeners this company serves are real people whose lives are impacted by the content produced here. There are also incredible, talented, and hardworking people who care deeply about the work at every level. It was a blessing to serve beside them.

Cons

I have never seen a workplace culture and environment shift faster and more dramatically than when the current CEO transitioned from interim to full time. From the time I started at K-LOVE until the end, the company I once worked for became completely unrecognizable. The word "calling" is not just encouraged here, it is weaponized. You will be told, directly and repeatedly, that if God called you to this place, you will sacrifice what is required to be here, whether that's your work-life balance, your health, salary, time with family, and life outside of the building. That framing is used deliberately to make it difficult to advocate for yourself without feeling like you're failing God. That is so far from what a ministry should be. The hybrid work model was eliminated with no accommodations for employees who are chronically sick, have young children/are caregivers, or who commute long distances with no additional compensation, PTO/sick time, and are given no flexibility in any scenario. The people who needed flexibility most were not prioritized by the ministry in any way. A covenant document was rolled out to all employees, a fairly standard statement of faith and lifestyle expectation seen at other Christian organizations. But the rollout was disturbing, and way it was handled said everything about the direction the culture was headed towards. Employees were given a signing deadline, and those who did not sign by that date were to be terminated. The turnover is unbelievable. Nearly all of the executive leadership has left, and employees at every level have resigned. Everyone who is not in the innermost circle of leadership knows the culture is the worst it has ever been, and none of it raises concern to leadership. I have never been more physically, emotionally, and spiritually depleted than I was in my final days at K-LOVE. The company claims to operate in the name of the Lord while actively violating the values it claims to represent. I have watched incredible people be ground down and leave. There are organizations doing genuine kingdom work that will not cost you your peace, health, or sense of self to be part of. This is not one of them. "But Jesus called them to Himself and said, "You know that the rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and those who are great exercise authority over them. Yet it shall not be so among you; but whoever desires to become great among you, let him be your servant." - Matthew 20:25-26 NKJV

2.0
30 Jun 2026
Recommend
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Pros

-Love my manager and team. -Most of the people love the Lord and want everyone to have a good experience

Cons

-Dept director micromanages. -Almost all executive leaders have left. -CEO is hardheaded and not willing own mistakes/ receive feedback. -Consistently positive perks are being taken away. -Hybrid work taken away -Director has changed our schedule multiple times impacting work/life. -People fired out of the blue for no reason. Makes everyone wonder if they will be next. -CEO forced all employees sign a covenant of lifestyle. All who didn’t were fired.

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