What is working from home like at Walt Disney Company?

25 days holiday (including bank holiday), good cafe, good security team, location right next to tube station

If you’re planning on working here, prepare for a dry administrative job where everyone treats you like a work mule when you’re on less than minimum living wage, expect: - 0 creative say in anything, either it’s decided by the US or outsourced to an agency (ironically for Disney) - To be seen as a token diversity card if you’re any proportion BAME at all, funny how the interns and contractors have much higher diversity than anyone in the permanent staff - To work overtime compensating for the seemless endless holidays and generous work from home hours of managers who don’t do their fair share - To have meagre benefits fluffed up in Disney branding: Fridays + 15 extra work from days that can only be taken in July or December?!, 2 free park tickets a year that only grant you access to half a park park and don’t cover travel costs, 25p off a pumpkin spice latte on a single day - they’re living in the past - Disney as a company is very unfulfilling to work for as a company because of how bureaucratic they are, you spend longer waiting on about 20 teams in the US to approve something than actually doing it, meaning it’s very slow and inflexible to market change

Professional, enjoyable, good benefits (disney theme parks, and annual allowance of 3 weeks to work remotely from your home country), smart and cooperative people. And above the average wage of London. Goood opportunities for interns. Possibility to move across teams.

Less flexibility to work from home (4 days a week from the office), less inclusive and diverse than it sounds, too much work most of the day. Supported Israel during the genocide.

It has been great working for such a big company. The team I work with are very supportive and give lot of opportunity to develop my skills. There are lots of interns within the business so has a lovely social community. Also have the option to work from home one day a week and lots of other perks and benifits.

As it is such a big company can sometimes feel like you don't have much of a say as needs come from higher ups. However my team have been great and making sure people get the recognition the deserve.

Decent benefits, work from home some days

If you know someone who works in a certain department, you have no problem getting a job. It's all about 'who you know' there. I can tell you 5 upper management employees were hired without interviews, just because they used to work with the VP. They only care about you if you suck up to upper management as well.

Everyone in my office was lovely, and I found the workplace inclusive. There was a lot of socials and events, and although I was busy, I never felt overwhelmed by work or did overtime. Good amount of work from home.

Workload between intern roles seemed to vary quite a bit.

Amazing team, plenty of snacks, flexible hours, work from home on Fridays, accommodating.

Hard to get in full-time.

Great culture and interesting work

Limited work from home opportunities

- work from home standard - good colleagues

- management not great - some management rude - you're just a number - no real benefits to being a contractor

Got to work from home, decent pay, got into the park for free majority of the time.

They did not promote us to full time like they said that they would after working there over 6 months.

Online discounts, work from home. Park tickets and hotel discounts

No way to get promoted. Low pay. They duped me and told me I would be able to do social media moderation and emails but made me go on calls right away.