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It is good place to work
Sr. QA Analyst/Test Automation Engineer (Current Employee), Knoxville, TN –
Pros: good work place, better benefits, good management, industry cutting edge technologies and tools, and much more.
Cons: i don't see any, only small town, away from many cities.
You should be fortunate to get opportunity to work in such a nice place.
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Pricing & Planning Analyst (Current Employee), New York, NY –
Days are always busy and there's always something to be done. The people that work in my department are wonderful and a pleasure to work with/for.

There's various events that take place to get employees more involved with other things besides work such as volunteering, health and wellness and employee engagement.
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Excellent place to work.
Intern for the Marketing Research Department (Former Employee), New York, NY –
Excellent place to work. Enjoyed the culture, experience, & people.
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staff manager (Former Employee), New York NY –
Pros: free lunch
Cons: couldnt work through lunch
Well at the scripps networks I enjoy with the work that i was doing. I took priide of my work and also love the people that work there is like we where family. Its the best place I ever worked in,
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– April 15, 2012

How did you get the job, or even the interview? I'm constantly looking at the job site and the only way to apply is to post your resume. I'd really love to get the chance to send a cover letter to them or even a letter in the mail as I'm very interested in working for the company. My biggest problem is that I have no experience in media/television so I think that sets me back a bit. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

About Scripps Networks

Scripps Networks Interactive, Inc. (SNI) is a lifestyle content and interactive services company with television and interactive – Read more