Pros: flexible working hours, fun working environment, minimal travel
Cons: no training, high pressure, management by intimidation, poor corporate communication, and an attitude that people are a commodity
As an employee that spent more than 20 of my most valuable career years here, I've seen plenty change. In its beginning this company provided a great entrepreneurial environment that encouraged employees to think creatively and to take risks but as the company grew and became a greed-centric corporate revenue junkie the culture changed to that of a
– more... company that was more concerned about it's bottom line than its future, its products or its people. People should be your most important asset but the management of this incredibly blessed company haven't a clue about that and have never been able to humbly appreciate the incredible talent they have. It's all taken for granted. However with all that Bonnier offers, it's a great place to get a few years of experience (and an entry on your resume') on your way to something much better and more rewarding. – less