If you have an ounce of integrity, stay away from content - Anonymous employee Gateway Blend Employee Review

The content team exclusively looks to Reddit for “stories,” which they copy and paste and call it “original work.” They advertise their content positions like you’ll be pitching and writing stories, but the position requires no creativity or brain power. If you want to be challenged in your career, you will get bored after a week. When they’re not copying and pasting Reddit posts into clickbait, you’re taking someone’s Reddit post and “rewriting it.” Aka making up details, embellishing and exploiting someone’s personal (often traumatic) story, all without their knowledge. Then, you take screenshots of Youtubers and use them to promote unrelated posts about subjects (like abusive relationships,) and just hope the person whose image we’re using just doesn’t find out. Many people in management positions have no experience producing content at a media outlet, and have no idea how to make actual, effective, clean content. If you pitch an idea to them, their response is, “that’s much too complicated, we want to spend as little time as possible on our content. Like, an hour, tops.” So you’re back to copying and pasting Reddit posts from five years ago. When we DO look to other, non-Reddit outlets for ideas, we usually just steal their article and sometimes even use their headlines word-for-word. They don't let you attribute information you get from other sites, because "we can't link out of our site, because we don't want people to click away!" Most of the interns turn down their full-time offers. If you’re desperate enough to go full-time, you can maybe last six months before losing too many brain cells.