New York Times reviews

Lots of stress. They only care about their "stars" like Glenn Thrush. Oh and diversity is a joke here. It's a buzzword, nothing more.

- Highly political structure, cliquey culture, backstabbing - Constant rounds of layoffs, talented staff quitting - NO career progression: unless you're in the golden circle of the right people - Salary not in line with industry, poor company benefits - Lack of senior management direction, favoritism Most backwards company I have ever worked for. Senior management remain by legacy and don't have the capacity to make decisions, provide leadership or resources to teams. Talented people end up leaving with frustration at lack of support from management. Arrogant directors openly push that you should be grateful to work for a distinguished brand. No development plan for employees; work hard and expect no rewards. Career suicide, the prestige of the NYT reputation alone is not enough. Only recommend as a place to work if you're a first jobber, experienced professionals should steer clear!