Foreign Policy Reviews

More than a few fairly sexist upper managers. Most of the staff is severely underpaid for the market. High level of burnout and turnover

Now under new management, but complaints about arrogant and aloof management continue; do your diligence and talk to current employees before joining. It appears to remain a place where it is hard to move up. You may be asked to stay in your lane. Too dominated still by white men (and I say that as one myself). FP needs a more diverse newsroom to reflect the diversity of the world it seeks to cover. But cost cuts have hurt the product; more opinion pieces now, from a smaller array of voices.