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The Worst Decision You'll Ever Make - Editor Major League Baseball (MLB) Employee Review

1.0
Aug 10, 2017
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Pros

If you started working here back in 2009, you were lucky, you got in at the right time. All seats are filled here. You will just be a "cog in the wheel" managed by probably the slimiest managers and director of production you will ever come across. They will tell you every thing you want to hear, every lie, myth, anything to keep you working and keep your hopes up. Yea this is not a "Pro"

Cons

Do yourself a favor and dont waste your 20's thinking your walking into your dream job. This place is a living nightmare, dont think you can beat the system. The commissioner and those who work in New York should really turn their attention to the illegal practices of this company. Hopefully the New York Times picks up on this place and put them to shame.

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
Jul 14, 2026
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Pros

Great fast paced job environment. Everyone there truly wants to be there. If you love baseball just a great place to be.

Cons

Management is very poor. Upper management in Production is a very “bro” environment. If you go drinking and play golf and can hang with the “bros” you are taken care of. Not at all great with females or diverse people. Very non diverse and extremely misogynistic environment. People, especially the head person(s) in production, would be suspended or fired in another less dysfunctional company. Also the leaders are really out of touch with what goes on below them. They rely heavily on middle management to run things while they hide from the decisions and responsibilities. I also found the HR dept to be specifically out of touch with the staff, what they do daily, and who is doing the actual work.

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