CBS Corporation Employer Reviews

Great place to work, but to much paperwork and miscommunication between departments.

Everyone is always helpful and there is a lot to learn and do.

As receptionist for 3 on site radio stations, this was a very busy place to work. The switchboard had 12 lines which were always ringing with advertisement, personell, and other more specific questions or requests.

Worked with radio Personalities at off site locations, featured promotional events and some producing. The people were awesome and tremendous to work with. I felt like i was working with real people who loved their job. Best part was the traveling to off site locations and working with the sports personalities.

Great place to work for journalists and software engineers; not as much opportunity for marketers.

I really enjoyed my internship at CBS Radio Atlanta with radio stations V-103 (WVEE) and WAOK 1380 AM. I learned a lot about the inner workings of radio and the news in radio.

It would have been more fun working in a morgue. No real reviewing going on.

busy work in the commercial dept. early mornings, lates nights

AE's run the show...culture sucks. VP and Director of Sales have no clue how to treat human beings let alone sell based on client's needs.

This is a top media company. Hard work is rewarded. Moderate travel for this position. Continuous learning is expected from self-motivated employees.

CBSi has a lot of brands and tons of room for career growth. The average age seems to be about 35 so it is a young and fun environment. Having a young company also helps people to advance since you don't need to be near retirement by the time you reach your career goals.

I am an intern, but it looks like a fun company to work for. They have a lot of activities and events. The staff are friendly and professional.

I have been involved in radio for almost 3 years. When I was first employees at CBS Radio, I was taken on when 104.3 was JACK FM. Currently, 104.3 is K-HITS and it was a pleasure watching the station switch over to a new station and watching it transition. My time spent here I have gotten the opportunity to work with all of the radio personalities, – more...  attend many concerts, partake in live broadcasts, be apart of special events hosted by K-HITS and setup promotional trades with various events throughout the Chicagoland area.

This experience has built me a stronger backbone and appreciate the work that goes into what a Promotion/Marketing Coordinator does. I have great mentoring and have worked around those who have helped me gain a great understanding of the radio business. – less

Company is very results driven but has very poor infrastructure. New hires are set up to fail with little training and no base billing. Management "unofficially" caps incomes for high earners by manipulating billing and accounts.

There's a lot to gain and a lot to learn from all of the experienced employees, fun and fast-paced environment, great starting point for anyone looking to work in broadcast media.