WHP

Sexual Discrimination, An Overall Toxic Work Environment

This station is miserable. Our news director openly favors men, regularly berates his staff, and is generally not a good person. If you're looking at this review because you're considering coming here, don't do it. I haven't been here that long and I'm actively searching for a new job. You'll be overworked and underpaid and regularly treated like garbage. Don't do this to yourself.

Avoid this station at all costs. If there is a change in leadership, this station might be manageable. But while Bryan Queen is here, it should be avoided at all costs.

An Overall Toxic Work Environment

Do not come here. Go somewhere else. They’re all over the place. It’s an overall toxic work environment. Not worth working here.

An Overall Toxic Work Environment

It was an unfortunately terrible experience. No feedback, only harsh criticism. No manager stands up for what's right. Complaints to higher management have gone unanswered. Little camaraderie, as the work load piles up and people look to get out of their contracts early. Little promotion within.

Stay away under this leadership

An Overall Toxic Work Environment

Over the course of Bryan Queen's two years at the station more than 40 people left. Some left without another job lined up and some of those people had families to provide for which speaks volumes. Person after person went to our GM, HR, Corporate, and each time was told to suck it up or that they're being too sensitive. Bryan is constantly putting his staff down, never gives positive feedback, doesn't understand what a good news story is, is unable to make eye contact or hold a conversation... I would rather be homeless than ever work under his leadership at this station again.

If you're thinking about working here I would strongly encourage you to RUN, fast, in the opposite direction.

An Overall Toxic Work Environment

Management is completely unprofessional and lacks all leadership skills. The stations turnover rate is incredible and constant.