NBCUniversal reviews

Like most corporate salaries, only minimal increases unless promoted; limited maternity benefits (2 weeks baby bonding + 6 weeks disability, or 8 wks if C-section, then vacation); limited healthcare coverage options; a lack of regular performance feedback - while corporate policy promotes reviews, few prioritize it.

Unless you end up in the exact field or department you want to be in, moving around and advancing to another area is actually difficult despite being in the company already. In order to make a switch or jump to a different department be prepared to know someone (however I guess that goes for any type of job or company really...). Unfortunately, HR only does so much and submitting internal applications doesn't mean they will look at your resume at all. I've applied to a few different jobs in different areas from where I work and unless you know someone and can track down the specific hiring manager, chances are it won't be seen. There are some difficult people to work with, but that goes for any company really. Working in the news department often means working odd hours and on the weekends, however this is kind of expected and I can't hold it against NBC, however scheduling can definitely be more thought out and considerate of people's lives outside of work.