Pros
Work-life balance PTO Friendly coworkers Lax dress code Potential to travel Some impressive/high profile authors/books The CEO is accessible and makes an effort at transparency
Cons
Not the most fulfilling work - can feel very corporate and blah Workload (this varies but is occasionally mind-numbingly high) Disorganized Disconnect between management and employees Unclear workflows and processes Outsourcing key roles Essentially, Wiley is a place where I feel I'm surrounded by like-minded people who are also a bit stifled by the corporate/bureaucratic vibe and a bit overwhelmed by the lack of direction and workload. People have been quitting lately and management has made no effort to hire anyone. Workload has been uneven and occasionally stress-inducing. People are forced to wear too many hats. Good benefits, average to good culture, busy but rarely need to put in more than 40-42 hours a week... Wiley is a decent place but a bit too disorganized and directionless for me to stay for the long haul.