NBCUniversal Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"NBCU is a good company to work for, especially if you are in the Broadcasting Engineering field. I enjoy working for Comcast/NBCU for the past (5) years, however, in my current role the opportunities for advancement are limited as an Asset Management Lead/Specialist."

"A fun, diverse and unique place to work!"

"I felt working at NBC Universal was a great working environment. A lot of the managers care about their employees. Grew a lot of skills from working there."

"It was a fine place to work, communication and organization could have been better. I enjoyed the promotional work and found some of the longer format work fun, however I felt that i wast challenged enough."

"I worked for 2 years at NBCUniversal in a TechOps group of their Digital Platforms & Games division, managing a small data science team. It was a very enjoyable experience with a very diverse (and excellent!) group of coworkers. I was well-compensated and there were a lot of perks. Sadly, DPG was abandoned and we were all laid off as the games didn't meet revenue expectations."

"I'd worked with NBC Universal Creative for almost four years. The projects are exciting, fast-paced & there's nothing like it before. We're at forefront of the technology within the industry that's being used in the project. Also, one thing that is quite appealing to me is the relationship I had with my co-workers. We are like a family, we had each other's backs & support each other in the completion of each phase of the project."

"I've been contracted with NBCUniversal for almost a year now, specifically with E!. I love my team here and I feel like project workflows are very well organized by PMs. The team is very culture oriented and they want to make you feel like a valuable part of the team."

"NBC was an interesting company to work at with some great people who were happy to share their experience and ideas. Things changed when Comcast bought the business and while they were transparent at first everything changed at the end and people over the age of 60 were no longer needed. I bear no hard feelings and wish everyone in Denver the best of luck."

"In my three years at ANBCUniversal, I’ve found the company to value it’s employees and it’s mission of practicing strong Journalistic ethics and standards. This is demonstrated through the company’s code of conduct."

"I’ve been at NBCUniversal since 2016. While I enjoyed the first couple of years, many things have changed. Large overhead investments have caused lots of cost cutting. Any chance to save money is taken and employees are left with the difficult situations due to minimum staffing. It is a good place to get started but not a place to develop a legacy."