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AOL Programming Director reviews

3.0

0% would recommend to a friend

(6 total reviews)
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Tim Armstrong

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6 reviews
5.0
Aug 6, 2017

Loved working at Aol

Program director
Recommend
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Pros

Super smart, driven, hard-working people who are also nice and fun to work with. Good management. A real effort to make employees happy. Great pay and benefits.

Cons

Work-life balance....there is no balance. Got text messages from my boss at 8 p.m. while I was on vacation even though I had a team of people who could have handled the situation.

4.0
Apr 22, 2010

Your Manager Dictates Your Experience

Programming director
Recommend
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Pros

Incredible work life balance. Management trusts employees to work from home and remain committed to the project's deadline. Amazing benefits. Due to the size of the company there are many options when it comes to health and medical. Additionally, there's an abundance of programs to support parents, minorities, gay employees. It's very family friendly and the event staff does an amazing job creating a fun environment.

Cons

You will be well compensated but promotions are hard to come by, especially now. Employees in Dulles will find they're a bit isolated and sometimes unappreciated as initiatives, major events and executive presence lies in the NY office.

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