Plenty of ups and downs - Studio Production ESPN Employee Review

The company is so large, it suffers when it comes to dealing with the more personal side of employment. And worst of all, depending on your job, you may have to work with talent (anchors/analysts). Know this about ESPN - if your face doesn't appear on TV, you are a second rate employee. You are expected to cater to the every need of the likes of Stuart Scott, Chris Berman, etc. Some of them are great to work with, but there are others that will make your day miserable.