87
out of 100
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The Washington Post Competitors
The Washington Post competitors include The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Capital One and USA Today. The Washington Post ranks 2nd in Diversity Score on Comparably vs its competitors. See below how The Washington Post compares to its competitors with CEO Rankings, Product & Services, NPS, Pricing, Customer Services, Overall Culture Score, eNPS, Gender and Diversity Scores.
CEO Rank
4th
eNPS Rank
3rd
Gender Rank
3rd
Diversity Rank
2nd
Product Quality
2nd
NPS Rank
3rd
Pricing Rank
2nd
Customer Service
4th
See The Washington Post Culture vs Competitors:
- 1st
The New York Times86 / 100 - 2nd
Wall Street Journal76 / 100 - 3rd
Capital One72 / 100 - 4thThe Washington Post72 / 100
- 5th
USA Today50 / 100
The Washington Post Competitors at a Glance
CEO Ratings Comparison
The Washington Post's CEO Score Ranks 4th
28 Employees at The Washington Post rate Frederick Ryan a 71 out of 100, which ranks them 4th below Wall Street Journal's CEO,. Last rating was 10 days ago.
- 1st
Mark ThompsonThe New York Times199 Employees at The New York Times rate Mark Thompson a 87 out of 100, which ranks them 1st out of The Washington Post's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
- 2nd
Richard FairbankCapital One80out of 100282 Employees at Capital One rate Richard Fairbank a 80 out of 100, which ranks them 2nd out of The Washington Post's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
- 3rd
Wall Street Journal74out of 10010 Employees at Wall Street Journal rate a 74 out of 100, which ranks them 3rd out of The Washington Post's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
- 5th
Nicole CarrollUSA Today55out of 10018 Employees at USA Today rate Nicole Carroll a 55 out of 100, which ranks them 5th out of The Washington Post's competitors. Last rating was months ago.
Product Quality Score Comparison
The Washington Post Ranks 2nd in Product Quality Score
155 Customers rate The Washington Post's Product Quality Score a 3.5/5, which ranks it 2nd against its competitors, below The New York Times.
NPS Comparison
The Washington Post Ranks 3rd in Net Promoter Score
184 Customers rate The Washington Post's Net Promoter Score a -7, which ranks it 3rd against its competitors, below Wall Street Journal. Net Promoter score tracks customers' overall score to this question - “On a scale from 0-10, how likely are you to recommend The Washington Post to a friend?”.
Pricing Score Comparison
The Washington Post Ranks 2nd in Pricing Score
143 Customers rate The Washington Post's Pricing Score a 3.2/5, which ranks it 2nd against its competitors, below The New York Times.
Customer Service Comparison
The Washington Post Ranks 4th in Customer Service
134 Customers rate The Washington Post's Customer Service a 2.9/5, which ranks it 4th against its competitors, below USA Today.
Overall Culture Score Comparison
The Washington Post Ranks 4th in Overall Culture Score
52 Employees rate The Washington Post's Overall Culture a 72/100, which ranks it 4th against its competitors, below Capital One. Overall Culture scores are aggregated from all of the questions employees at a company answer on Comparably.
eNPS Comparison
The Washington Post Ranks 3rd in Employee Net Promoter Score
29 Employees rate The Washington Post's Employee Net Promoter Score a 14, which ranks it 3rd against its competitors, below Capital One. Employee Net Promoter score tracks employees' overall score to this question - “On a scale from 0-10, how likely are you to recommend working at The Washington Post to a friend?”.
Gender Score Comparison
The Washington Post Ranks 3rd in Gender Score
5 Employees rate The Washington Post's Gender Score a 74/100, which ranks it 3rd against its competitors, below Capital One. The Gender Score tracks how positively women rate their experience at The Washington Post.
Diversity Score Comparison
The Washington Post Ranks 2nd in Diversity Score
6 Employees rate The Washington Post's Diversity Score a 71/100, which ranks it 2nd against its competitors, below Capital One. The Diversity Score tracks how positively diverse employees rate their experience at The Washington Post.
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