Sad company with low morale and poor pay - Journalist/Reporter WTWH Media Employee Review

- Strong CEO and leadership team - Good picture of what the future of the company looks like - Strategic moves to strengthen the company - Individual growth opportunities

- Account/rep ratio can be skewed - Heavily rated on KPI

When I began working at WTWH, I was greeted by intelligent and friendly coworkers. I think the people really are what made the company a place I like to work for.

A few years ago, WTWH partnered with a private equity group in efforts to rapidly grow the company. They offered "shadow stock" to employees that they could cash in after a few years if the company hit its aggressive growth goals. I had heard about all the horror stories about private equity, so I saw the writing on the wall and began searching for new roles in the background. From every interaction I've had with my ex-coworkers since leaving, it seems like my concerns became a reality. Over the last few years, WTWH has let go of a huge number of veteran editorial, creative, and other business support roles. Not because of poor performance, but for executives to squeeze every drop of money they can from the company. Naturally, these fired employees also forfeit the "shadow stock" the company had told them they had accumulated while working there. Sorry no more bonus for you. If you are an individual contributor, be ready to have higher expectations put on your performance than most of the leadership. And sales are always put in priority above anything else. If you are in an editorial or content creation role also know that anything you do will always be secondary to anything the sales team decides they randomly want to sell to clients that day. This company felt like it had some kind of soul when I joined, but now that I am removed from it I realize how toxic it has become. The WTWH of today is unrecognizable from what it was even a few years ago.