The Wall Street Journal: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution
At A Glance
The Wall Street Journal Salary Distribution
10 Executive Assistants from The Wall Street Journal submitted salaries.
The Wall Street Journal Careers & Info
The Wall Street Journal
Overview
The Wall Street Journal is an international business and finance newspaper that was founded in 1889 by journalists Charles Dow, Edward Jones, and Charles Bergstresser. The Wall Street Journal has six different sections that cover issues such as economics, politics, technology, marketing industries, financial marketing, real estate, and leisure and lifestyle.
The Wall Street Journal has a circulation of over 2 million. In 2006, The Wall Street Journal launched an online newspaper. As of 2007, the online paper has just under 1 million paid subscribers. Since its creation, The Wall Street Journal's writers have won more than 30 Pulitzer Prizes for stories including Enron, 911, the RJR Nabisco takeover, and insider trading.
The Wall Street Journal Job Information
The Wall Street Journal has over 5,000 employees worldwide. The Journal offers an excellent, comprehensive benefits package that is designed to enhance the employee's well being. Quarterly bonuses and profit sharing, and employer matching 401K plan is available for qualified employees.
What jobs pay the most at The Wall Street Journal?
Director of R&D is the highest paying job at The Wall Street Journal at $313,000 annually.
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