Jun 7, 2024
QVC
Part of QVC Group
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QVC Associate Producer reviews
3.6
99% would recommend to a friend
David Rawlinson II
100% approve of CEO
32% positive business outlook
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4 reviews
3.0
Dec 18, 2023
Great start to career in Production
Current employee, more than 3 years
West Chester, PA
Recommend
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Pros
Lots of responsibility given early on. Directly work with Hosts, Directors, and Line Producers to produce live shows. Some opportunity to work up from Production Coordinator to Associate Producer (via upgrading shifts, training). Coming from freelance, it's nice to have consistent work where you can build relationships and (occasionally) shadow other departments/teams.
Cons
Slow moving, hard to progress in Studio after Associate Producer, unless willing to move to another department. Bend but don't break mentality where Studio team picks up for other departments' shortcomings. Extremely fast paced, which can be nice, but also tough. As of now, it's a lean schedule, so if anyone calls out, it creates a much higher workload.
3.0
Nov 9, 2022
Good Opportunity, but some Frustrations
Current employee, more than 1 year
West Chester, PA
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros
Plenty of opportunity to get in and advance skills. Starting as a part-time Production Coordinator and moving up to an Associate Producer within a Year is possible. It's a fantastic first or second job if you're trying to get into the industry. If you work hard and ask for more training/opportunity, people will help you. Also most of the teams/people that work with the Live Show team are awesome.
Cons
Not creatively fulfilling. From a TV Production standpoint, it's very clinical. Once you master what you do, it's easy to get tired of the repetition. A lot of creative decision-making is limited and made by teams who are not regularly in the studio, and thus it's hard to make meaningful change. New initiatives come down from corporate teams, and our Live Show Production team has to bend to accommodate things often. Hours are long, and you can end up with a shift that's late at night and during the weekend.
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