ESPN reviews

Retaliatory culture. If something happens to you they will find a way to retaliate or run you out before they make it right. Not good for women or minorities. Odd hours and little chance for good days off. Lack of transparency and clear communication. Can get mundane and boring. Location is awful, no culture outside of the job, very little to do, especially on odd days off. Toxic work environment. Culture is outwardly great but covertly insincere. Even sports enthusiasts eventually want out.

Even if you're a committed and hardworking employee with consistently excellent reviews throughout your entire career, the decision-makers responsible for eliminating positions do not always consider individual performance. Instead, these decisions appear to be influenced by personal relationships. In the end, regardless of your dedication, you may find yourself being cast aside and told that it's not about you, its the position being eliminated. ESPN/Disney has undergone significant changes from its earlier days, and I wouldn't suggest pursuing employment there unless you're comfortable with low morale and the uncertainty of being at risk of job cuts every few years.