Station's Ratings
News Dirctors
Olivia Dangler
Painful
Sexual Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, An Overall Toxic Work Environment
Worst place to work. Toxic, gossiping people in charge. Hardworking people are manipulated as they are bashed to the ground. Those who should be fired are instead celebrated. Many employees hate daily life and are seeking a way out. The number of people who leave without other jobs lined up speaks volumes to how horrific employees are treated.
Olivia Dangler
An Overall Toxic Work Environment
All other reviews for this station are accurate. Extremely toxic environment. Managers gossip about employees and do not address problems. Hard work goes unnoticed. People who do nothing get praised for sucking up.
If you care about your mental health, do not work here.
Photographer Job details
Yearly salary
ContractNo
Paired with a photogN/A
Station market rank#2
Cj Hoyt
Not great
An Overall Toxic Work Environment
Come to WHTM if you want to never do anything creative. We have one arrogant photographer who thinks he’s the shit because he has some emmys and hits on interns (you really have to see it to believe it). MMJ university.
Bunch of lifers work here. Everyone is back stabbing, shit talking, and never going anywhere else. Harrisburg is a terrible city to work in overall anyway.
CJ Hoyt
CJ is a completely toxic manager, verbally abusive, and overworks his employees. The worst manager I've ever had.
Sexual Discrimination, Racial Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, An Overall Toxic Work Environment
Female reporters are called fat slobs, bitches, and stupid by station management. The new GM told females they can't wear sleeveless dresses, meaning we'd have to pay for a new wardrobe, but he bought men new ties. One of our main anchors currently has a sexual discrimination lawsuit filed against the GM and station. The GM has made inappropriate sexual and racial jokes.
DO NOT come to this station, even if you're desperate. It was a great station before Nexstar bought it and brought in its terrible managers. The news director is like a slave driver. He has MMJs do two to three stories a day and then write and cut different versions for each show. We are cutting five to 12 different things a day. No one can do quality work anymore. MMJs are not allowed to do sweeps pieces so we can "focus on day turns." We've had 35+ people leave in the year Nexstar took over. It's like being in market 180. Please stay away!
