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Last updated Jan 28 2025
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News Anchor Reviews

What is it like working as a News Anchor?

March 2019
Great !
News Anchor in Louisville:
Pros: It’s in my home town. You have nice and caring people that loves their job.
Cons: Nothing I love Wave
March 2019
News Anchor in Temple:
Pros: Flexibility to be creative and the respect from my managers to choose my own stories.
Cons: I feel I’m doing more work on an increasing basis and deserve better pay.
March 2019
Three Jobs in One.
News Anchor in Cape Town:
Pros: The music and my co-host
Cons: A lot more is expected of you
March 2019
Like family.
News Anchor in Los Angeles:
Pros: Longevity
Cons: Pay scale
October 2015
Feels ggd.
News Anchor:
Pros: The opportunity to lead the discussion.
Cons: Rigidity at times. Cant head on specific topics.
June 2015
Expect low pay and low morale starting off.
News Anchor:
Being a news anchor is fun, rewarding work. My favorite part of the job is getting out in the community... Meeting people and attending events that benefit organizations that are important to the people in the broadcast area of the station. I also love breaking news. It's important to choose your station carefully. You can end up in a great environment with great mentors or a situation where you don't see room to grow or don't get feedback on your performance. Get a DVR from your cable/satellite company (this is a must) and watch yourself every week. Most anchors hate doing it, but it will make you a better anchor to see what you're doing wrong. Don't let anyone tell you can't be an anchor just because you don't have a lot of experience reporting in the field. If you work hard, do lots of internships and are talented... You'll get noticed. Don't jump ship right as your contract ends. Staying at a station for more than a few years looks good on the resume.

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