NBCUniversal Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"NBCU is a good company to work for, especially if you are in the Broadcasting Engineering field. I enjoy working for Comcast/NBCU for the past (5) years, however, in my current role the opportunities for advancement are limited as an Asset Management Lead/Specialist."

"Comcast NBCUniversal was named one of the 2019 FORTUNE “Best Big Companies to Work For,” ranking #3 on the inaugural list, according to global research and consulting firm Great Place to Work and Fortune. It's an honor to be on this list, alongside many other impressive companies."

"Growth and learning are key to enjoying any work experience. Working collaboratively across various teams makes accomplishing large tasks more frictionless and is key to avoiding burnout. The time that the group puts into ensuring employee happiness and appreciation is truly inspiring and heartwarming"

"NBCU is a fun place to work and grow. Heavy focus on development for broadcast distribution engineering."

"I have worked for NBCUniversal for the better part of a decade. They are one of the largest media companies in the world but are able to make each employee individually heard and appreciated. While there I was able to work across multiple departments and not only achieve a high level of success professionally but forge lasting partnerships with coworkers that will carry on for the rest of my career."

"A fun, diverse and unique place to work!"

"I felt working at NBC Universal was a great working environment. A lot of the managers care about their employees. Grew a lot of skills from working there."

"NBCUniversal is a great company, and has treated me well since they brought me on right out of college. At this time Golf Channel is consolidating within NBC Sports and I am now at the age where I am seeking new challenges."

"I've worked at NBCUniversal for 7 years, and in that time, I've learned so much. At the same time, I've learned NBCUniversal is a "business company", not a "people company". What I mean by this is the bottom line always comes first, and unfortunately that can lead to tough working conditions as corners get cut and the end product suffers. I look to work for a company who puts people and the projects first. I firmly believe that a positive work environment yields better work and the bottom line is effected positively."

"I've interned at MSNBC during my last semester of college. The company was great and professional in all aspects. NBCUniversal is full of diversity with employees who will always be there to help and encourage everyone."

"It was a fine place to work, communication and organization could have been better. I enjoyed the promotional work and found some of the longer format work fun, however I felt that i wast challenged enough."

"I worked for 2 years at NBCUniversal in a TechOps group of their Digital Platforms & Games division, managing a small data science team. It was a very enjoyable experience with a very diverse (and excellent!) group of coworkers. I was well-compensated and there were a lot of perks. Sadly, DPG was abandoned and we were all laid off as the games didn't meet revenue expectations."

"I'd worked with NBC Universal Creative for almost four years. The projects are exciting, fast-paced & there's nothing like it before. We're at forefront of the technology within the industry that's being used in the project. Also, one thing that is quite appealing to me is the relationship I had with my co-workers. We are like a family, we had each other's backs & support each other in the completion of each phase of the project."

"I've been contracted with NBCUniversal for almost a year now, specifically with E!. I love my team here and I feel like project workflows are very well organized by PMs. The team is very culture oriented and they want to make you feel like a valuable part of the team."

"I love the company but due to COVID 19 they had to lay me off."