Frequently Asked Questions

Looking for some answers? Here are some of our most frequently asked questions.

1. Where are Washington Post Media businesses located?
2. Which part of Washington Post Media best matches my interests and skills?
3. Does Washington Post Media participate in any career events in my area?
4. Where can I find information on student internship programs with Washington Post Media?
5. How do I apply for a position?
6. I applied for a position. How long will it be before I hear from someone?
7. What is your interview process like?
8. Can I update my resume/application after I submit it?
9. If I submit my application, will all Washington Post Media companies have access to it?
10. Will I be able to move to another business unit within Washington Post Media?
11. I’d like to work for a Washington Post Media company but I don’t see any opportunities that interest me right now. What should I do?

1. Where are Washington Post Media businesses located?

The Washington Post and Express are located in the heart of Washington, D.C., at 1150 15th Street, NW, Washington D.C., 20071.

Washington Post Digital is currently located at 1515 North Courthouse Road, in Arlington, Virginia, 22201.

El Tiempo Latino is located at 2200 Wilson Boulevard, #201, Arlington, Virginia, 22201.

2. How can I learn which part of Washington Post Media best matches my interests and skills?

You can learn more about the opportunities across Washington Post Media businesses by visiting our Career Center.

3. Does Washington Post Media participate in any career events in my area?

View our calendar of events, under the Career Center, to find out what’s going on in your area. If you are a student, you should also check your school’s career center to see if one of our recruiters has a scheduled visit.

4. Where can I find information on student internship programs with Washington Post Media?

Our Student Opportunities page is your starting point for information on our internship programs. You can select your interest in a graduate or undergraduate internship in either news or business.

5. How do I apply for a position?

Each Washington Post Media company has its own application process. Search our opportunities to find open positions, and for more information.

6. I just applied for a position. How long will it be before I hear from someone?

After receiving an application, we attempt to contact the applicants we feel are the best fit for the position within three weeks of receiving their information. Overall, you should expect to hear from us within that timeframe if we feel your qualifications are a good fit.

7. What is your interview process like?

Our interview process varies somewhat, depending on the opportunity you have applied for. Typically, the information you provide to us at the time you apply is made available to our recruiting professionals who will compare your skills and experience with the requirements of the position for which you have applied, as well as any other open position. If you are selected for consideration, someone will contact you about coming in for an interview.

8. Can I update my resume/application after I submit it?

If your experience has significantly changed, you are welcome to send updated information; however, please note that sending multiple copies of your resume does not increase your chances of obtaining a position with us.

9. If I submit my application, will all Washington Post Media companies have access to it?

No. Each Washington Post Media company has its own, separate application process. If you are interested in positions with more than one Washington Post Media organization, you will need to submit your resume and application separately to each company.

10. Will I be able to move to another business unit within Washington Post Media?

Yes. Our businesses aim to create a long-term relationship with our employees. That includes allowing our professionals to explore many opportunities. Typically, we will expect you to remain in the role you in which you were hired at least a year before you move into a new position. When you’ve reached the appropriate time, you should discuss new opportunities with your manager, or with Human Resources.

11. I’d like to work for a Washington Post Media company but I don’t see any opportunities that interest me right now. What should I do?

This Web site contains the most recent list of open positions for each Washington Post Media company. Please check the site regularly for new opportunities and, for Washington Post Digital opportunities, you may also visit X [Web address TBD, pending ATS] to submit your resume and be eligible for any future positions.