Working at The Wall Street Journal in New York City, NY: 8 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in New York City, NY Area

"Great company and coworkers."

"It was just an overall great company to work with. Nothing tremendously bad nor great extremely good to say. My experience taught me how to deal with the stressful newsroom environment."

"Changing constantly. Have to know what you want when you start there or you will not be able to get what you need out of your career nor get the resources you need to get promoted within."

"Just one note is that I have not worked at WSS since before October 2013."

"As big corporations go, WSJ just doesn't quite know which way is up. I am skeptical of any improvements in the next year or two. Overall the environment is filled with red tape, egos, lack of leadership and no clear goals."

"Wallstreet Systems has undergone a lot of changes since they were acquired by ION Trading. The environment has changed and unfortunately the sales cycle for WSS products has slowed a great deal. Many people have left and some are being laid off as they roll off of their projects. It is a great place to build your skill set as you are exposed to a lot of variables on the job."

"Started out as a really positive but has gone down hill recently."

What do you like about working at The Wall Street Journal?

"reasonable hours, solid resources, great brand, some ability for creative ideas"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Its a great company for a few years but is easy to get stuck without a good manager."

What don't you like about working at The Wall Street Journal?

"lack of management vision in terms of career development and advancement within the organization"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"develop a more robust system for acquiring, developing and retaining talent"

What do you like about working at The Wall Street Journal?

"There's an opportunity to move into different departments at the office"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"be prepared to be flexible, be willing to work long hours, raise your hand for assignments"

What don't you like about working at The Wall Street Journal?

"the parent company is at odds with our culture, too much uncertainty in the industry"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"hire more people, buy more equipment, have the ability to work remotely"