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As Regional Director in the most highly contested state of the 2012 presidential election, my job required my attention 12 hours a day, seven days per week. The hours grew long and at times I learned to manage with little to no sleep the night before. Regardless, I would not trade my experience for anything. Accepting the opportunity to work for the RNC in Ohio during the 2012 election afforded me the ability to test myself as a professional and strive each day to surpass previously set goals and records. Nothing compares to the feeling you experience each morning, awakening to the realization that today you have the ability to set forth an attitude that can change your country for the greater good. During my time working for the RNC, I learned that I could test myself and push myself to excelling heights of success while remaining true to myself and my beliefs. I learned managing others while caring about my employees and I am proud to say I had a positive impact on many lives around me. The hardest part of the job was saying goodbye to my fellow co-workers and all those who put forth a hard-fought campaign. Overall, my employment with the RNC was a time that has forever amended my life for the better and has inspired me to embark on future opportunities working in politics and campaigns.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Made some great friends, lower level staff is great to work with. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
No work life balance. Expected to be online at all times. Wasn't even allowed to pursue personal interests outside of work because I had to be online at all times. Management takes no accountability. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
High-pressure, everything is on fire all the time.

The specific job was amazing. My coworkers, managers and the chief counsel I reported to were excellent. They were great managers and gave me more opportunities to learn than I even expected. I just would not choose to work for the organization again because after seeing it from the inside, I didn’t agree with all of the “business practices”. Previously having worked in the private sector, it was quite different.

When I worked for the RNC, I went in knowing it was only for the duration of the election that I'd be needed. The pay was fair but the work seemed more and more trivial and irrelevant the closer to election we got. It seemed more to satisfy demands from on high to meet quotas than effectively securing votes. 

I was recruited over to the RNC from the McCain Campaign when Senator McCain became the presumptive nominee. The RNC has a cause driven culture that was wonderful to be a part of. Despite being a high stress environment, with long hours, it was well worth the experience.

Best employer I've worked for. Great benefits and management and bosses are supportive and helpful. I got to try new processes and projects, innovate and create, and got to see real world effect of the work I produced.

Management is laid back with open door policy. 

Workplace Culture is friendly and cordial.

National Convention - Bring a few paid of comfortable shoes.
 


It was an honor and pleasure to be a part of a historical campaign for our current President along with other national officials. I do not suggest this job for those looking for a job title. This is a position only for those fighting for and making sure the American people get the right person elected to better serve the American people.

Responsible for making outbound telephone calls, providing and assisting members with Republican National Committee charter membership gold cards and completing a set quota for renewing Republican Party memberships.

Fantastic place to work if you love politics.  The people are wonderful.  Benefits are great.  Election cycles last only two years, so keep that in mind if job security is a priority for you.  Turnover is high every two to four years.

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