6,085 Associate Director Project Manager Jobs

“Smart work, boring creative”

Pros:  “You can learn a lot from a lot of smart people here. Relatively stable hours (10-6 for the most part). Good benefits. Lots of holidays. Not in midtown.”

Cons:  “You won't get any Superbowl spots produced here. Its all DM, DRTV and B2B. No general. A lot of time, another agency is the lead, and we just break down into…” – Full Review

“Be prepared to hit the ground running”

Pros:  “You have to quickly learn how to navigate through the organization's processes, and not to rely solely on your manager to set you up when you get on board (e.g. log in access…”

Cons:  “Cons are pretty superficial but I'm putting them here anyway... Their buildings are pretty scattered - I came in a period where hundreds of constructions are…” – Full Review

“I have been very satisfied with my employment at Gilead.”

Pros:  “Great benefits, long term stability, great products on the horizon.”

Cons:  “Company runs very lean, old school values” – Full Review

“Extremely fulfilling and informative about pharmaceutical development”

Pros:  “Very young and fun atmosphere. Room for growth of the company and within the company. Casual dress. Tons of room to learn and develop yourself.”

Cons:  “Like every corporation there is a chain of command that you must go through to do things. However this chain is more accessible than at other larger companies.” – Full Review

“Strong business with smart leadership”

Pros:  “Resource Interactive has a strong company culture that starts at the top. There are four values that guide the way the business grows and develops: Feed the Culture, Lean…”

Cons:  “If you're not passionate about consumers, brands, and digital marketing, this is not the place for you.” – Full Review

“Great placee to work”

Pros:  “Salary, location, work place, culture, and the right amount of training. The benefits are better than most other companies I've worked.”

Cons:  “Too much loyalty to poor performers. They need a round of layoffs to get rid of some of the slackers!” – Full Review