Managing Editor Reviews

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Last updated Jan 08 2025
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Managing Editor Reviews

What is it like working as a Managing Editor?

November 2022
Always have work to do.
Managing Editor in Pittsburgh:
Pros: The people I work with and supervise are professional, interested in the children and families we work with, and willing to learn
Cons: The knowledge of how some parents treat the children they are trusted with
April 2022
You Should Just Be Happy to Work Here.
Managing Editor in El Paso:
Pros: The opportunities to highlight the El Paso community.
Cons: They expect you do to more work for less pay.
February 2022
Vibrant city.
Managing Editor in Bristol:
Pros: Lots of food and entertainment options. It’s a liberal and multicultural city with lots of community and grassroots enterprises and developments happening all the time. It’s a dynamic place to work.
Cons: My long commute to get there, because I can’t afford to live there (in a family home).
March 2021
Positions that are ‘outside the box’ do not receive the same level of support.
Managing Editor in Columbus:
Pros: The benefits are excellent; well above average
Cons: Tendency to hire/promote/mentor younger staff and overlook skills of older employees.
November 2019
Love the type of job, but dissatisfied with lack of support.
Managing Editor in Cebu City:
Pros: Nature of news is interesting.
Cons: No administrative support.
March 2019
Superb!
Managing Editor in Toronto:
Pros: It's where I'm from. It's home.
Cons: Nothing.
February 2019
Working remotely in Huntsville has pros and cons.
Managing Editor in Huntsville:
Pros: I work from home.
Cons: The commute to my Birmingham office.

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