Tiny desks in a soulless corporate environment - Producer NPR Employee Review

I was fully remote, learned so much from a great group of peers, the union is strong and active, pay was fair

The federal funding saga put a damper on morale, but that was pretty outside of the scope of what my team/manager could control.

There's a healthy mix of creative professionals and business professionals, which means you'll learn to work collaboratively and get curious about how others accomplish their work. NPR still has an entrepreneurial bent, even after 50+ years in business. It's a rewarding place to lend and leverage your expertise. Accessible, affordable, and valuable vision and dental benefits.

Leadership remains a barrier to progress. They're often misaligned with each other, slow to make decisions and even slower to pivot. Large investments in the Content division are not a bad thing. However, it often leaves the business and support teams without the correct resources and tools. You will be challenged before you are trusted.