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How much do National Geographic journalists make?
National Geographic Society Writers earn $54,000 annually, or $26 per hour, which is 8% higher than the national average for all Writers at $50,000 annually and 20% lower than the national salary average for all working Americans.
Is National Geographic a good company to work for?
Great place to work! Everyone is behind the mission and works together to succeed. And of course, you are always inspired by the great work that the grantees and the organization does.
What degree do you need to work at National Geographic?
Photographers with a college degrees in journalism, science, anthropology, sociology, fine arts or a related discipline – as well as photography credentials – are preferred. National Geographic believes that a broad-based experience adds a unique dimension to a person’s photojournalism.
How much does National Geographic pay per year?
To filter salaries, Sign In or Register. How much does National Geographic pay per year? The average National Geographic salary ranges from approximately $52,845 per year for a Photo Coordinator to $240,737 per year for a Vice President. National Geographic employees rate the overall compensation and benefits package 2.9/5 stars.
Are the National Geographic ratings on Glassdoor by Glassdoor?
They are not authored by Glassdoor. Any thoughts on National Geographic? I’m sure they pay less than D and it’s different type of work, but I’m tired of working in a boring industry. Any other interesting companies in the DC area? This rating reflects the overall rating of National Geographic and is not affected by filters.
What are the negatives of working at National Geographic expeditions?
National Geographic Expeditions leadership only cares about the bottom line and fosters a hostile environment for employees. So many negatives, but here are a few off the top of my head: – Pay is nowhere near competitive. Nat Geo name NOT worth getting on a path to being underpaid long term.
Why do you want to work for NatGeo?
– Met and worked with some truly wonderful and talented people – NatGeo is a very well-respected brand that looks good on a resume – Some cool trips with NG content – Used to have travel perks – Good training to eventually work for a better competitor – Best cult I’ve ever worked for