NBCUniversal reviews

I've worked at several companies and this is by far the best experience I've had so far. My division really prioritizes work-life balance - I rarely receive an email after 7pm and almost never on weekends. Mandatory work from office only 3 days a week, but the office environment is actually great, with occasional events/lunches, fully stocked fridge/pantry, and a stunning lot that employees have access to. There's a heavy workflow and although I'm consistently busy, it's typically not overwhelming (with some exceptions). Opportunity for growth - I've always been assigned projects that truly challenge me and expand my knowledge not only of the industry/entertainment law, but of Universal and it's history. Universal seems to value long-term employees - Most people I've worked with have been here 5+ years, with many being here 10-20+ years. People seem to stay here because they're actually happy and from what I've heard there are consistent merit increases and very few layoffs. No job/company is perfect, but this seems to be one of the more stable/healthy studios. There's a lot of opportunities to network and meet people outside of your team/division. Some perks like park access, screenings, events, etc.

-Ability to go hybrid -Decent Benefits, big corporation -Working at 30 Rock is fun