30 Associate Professor Graphic Design Jobs

“Its OKAY”

Pros:  “Great pay for the work and experience required”

Cons:  “Presented as service but is a non-commission sales job” – Full Review

“Pretty nice!”

Pros:  “Great place to work. Friendly co-workers and a great boss.”

Cons:  “Pay is just ok, but yearly pay raises do help (assuming you've earned them).” – Full Review

“Good Enough”

Pros:  “great benefits and time off”

Cons:  “Minimalist approach to HR and employ7ee relations” – Full Review

“A great learning experience.”

Pros:  “Talent is recognized, and I have the freedom to accomplish my goals without interference. The fairly recent emphasis on wellness is a definite plus: we are offered free yoga…”

Cons:  “Fast growth can sometimes create communication obstacles. The dual campus environment can contribute to this challenge. Not everyone on the staff pays enough…” – Full Review

“Good place to work.”

Pros:  “Lots of opportunities to get work experience depending on your area of focus.”

Cons:  “Tough to move up if you don't have an advanced degree.” – Full Review

“Very employee-centered publisher of world class academic courses.”

Pros:  “First off, company culture is really positive, and all of my managers and team members are just great well rounded people. I work in the call center, which can be stressful…”

Cons:  “Well, the only real downside to working here I'd say is dealing with rude customers over the phone, these are the exception, as ninety nine percent of calls I take…” – Full Review

“Sales, Sales, Sales”

Pros:  “-Solid Company -Professional -Great employees to work with”

Cons:  “-Pressure Cooker/ numbers based***use to fire if quotas weren't met...Recently changed due to new federal laws -Lack of transparency from upper management -Late…” – Full Review