NBCUniversal reviews

Being an Accounting Clerk is usually on a contract/term basis. You can be employed as a clerk with the parent company of the movie for whom you are working, or you can just work with the studio from show to show. As a result, your job status is relatively unstable. The hours are long. Depending on who your head accountant is, you can work from 50+ to 60+ a week. As a result, your weekly rate that seems awesome in comparison with the 40+ a week work is pretty average when you break it down to actual hours worked. As mentioned above, you get no real lunch break because your meal is bought for you by the production. Also, once you stop working in Accounting, your health benefits stop after your qualifying period. It's a long and tedious job. You will be a lot busier than a Production Assistant (though you will be making only slightly more). You may start to wonder how other people got their jobs because you'll discover how much other departments make and realize that they're less than competent...

capricious management, little options for growth. In recent years, the company has lost sight of its news focus and, in panic, rushed to make seriously damaging decisions in its newsrooms. I dream of the days when there was mutual respect between management and staff. It is virtually impossible to find now. Employees are terminated without cause, on a whim, without notice, making the level of anxiety and paranoia very high. The atmosphere is tense and often confrontational.