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      A good starter company but not the place for real career growth - Project Manager CNET Employee Review

      2.0
      11 Jun 2008
      Project manager
      Recommend
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      Pros

      The benefits are good. Nice location in downtown SF. Fellow employees are mainly bright, friendly and professional.

      Cons

      Morale is really low. The coffee machines spew out rancid, bitter dishwater. Upper management does not communicate effectively, is very fickle and does not inspire confidence. There is a lot of confusion due to layoffs, hostile takeovers, the CBS merger. Salaries are not competitive. Resources and priorities are constantly shifting.

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      5.0
      27 Dec 2025
      Seo manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Culture, remote aren't bad. It's chill

      Cons

      not much. If anything, clearer career progression

      4.0
      2 Sept 2025
      Senior manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      - The people at CNET are some of the kindest and smartest I've ever worked with - Opportunity to grow/carve your own career path, as long as you're willing to put in the work - Team members at all levels are encouraged to have a voice and contribute to the bigger picture

      Cons

      - Change is constant and can get exhausting - Can be disorganized/all over the place (but I will say has made strides in this area over the years) - Significant workload, especially during certain times of year (September around Apple Announcement, Holiday/Q4) - if you don't like jobs that keep you busy then this is probably not the company for you

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