Condé Nast reviews

It's the largest, most relevant company of its kind. Glamour, specifically, is a very sane place to work. The women are competent and friendly and for the most part, I really love the work that I do. It's nice to be able to have a creative job and still feel the safety nets of a big company. We have great benefits and a pension plan and lots of things that other people in creative fields don't have. The company can have a reputation as being a tough place to work. It's true that things like look and style can feel like they matter at Conde Nast, but that doesn't actually bother me. We work at fashion magazines! If we were rocket scientists, we'd have a difference set of criteria. When I was younger these attitudes, along with the cut throat nature of the business, could bother me, but now I think it's thickened my skin and made me a better employee.

They are a special company. They are privately owned, and this aspect provides many benefits. There are a lot of career opportunities. If you are ready and good enough to move up another step in the publishing world, they could move you to a different magazine in order to continue the challange. When my coworker was ready to becoma an Associate Publisher, they moved her from Vanity Fair to Vogue. She is so happy in her new position.