43,321 Assistant Marketing Manager Jobs

“Ok for graduates”

Pros:  “Relatively young working force, strong manager support”

Cons:  “No follow up sales training, hard to get a sale (average take 2-3 months to get one deal)” – Full Review

“Small company where you can make a BIG impact!”

Pros:  “Flat organization Open door policy Flexibility in work location (working remotely) Support provided when asked for As much opportunity/challenge as you want to take on…”

Cons:  “Remote employees does cause a sense of separation Benefits (no 401K match) If you're not a fan of constantly shifting directions, that could be a con (common…” – Full Review

“Nurturing”

Pros:  “Opportunities, growth, Initiation of diversity and inclusion initiavite”

Cons:  “near ceiling, lack of mentorship program” – Full Review

“Management of Wal-Mart”

Pros:  “Good people that work with you and for you! If you need something they all are willing to help! Bonuses....Open door and No Union. Management schedules works 3, 12 hour…”

Cons:  “Dress code. Working when you are scheduled off. Getting directions and being redirect. Working and not being able to management because no associates to give…” – Full Review

“Starter job for recent college grads”

Pros:  “The employees are friendly and the management helpful. They have nice offices located around Boston and the hiring process is easier, but impersonal.”

Cons:  “I was an mutual fund accountant. It was pretty boring, with little variation in day-to-day tasks. It seems that they hire a bunch of new fund accountants several…” – Full Review

“Miserable”

Pros:  “-company is young and growing (ie no hiring freezes, salary freezes) -majority of coworkers are under 35 - active after office life (HHs, Softball league, company parties)”

Cons:  “-open office environment - ie no offices for anyone other than board members -success entirely dependent on internal politics and one high level manager's approval…” – Full Review

“Company in Transition”

Pros:  “Good work life balance, lots of types of fields to work in. Whatever you like to do, Sears probably has a way to make you fit in.”

Cons:  “Company is in transition and is shutting down stores. Company is a HOLDING company, meaning its biggest value is in its real estate,” – Full Review