39,340 Brand and Business Development Manager Jobs

“Starbucks has encouraged business knowledge as well as personal growth.”

Pros:  “There's room for growth. Scheduling is extremely flexible. It's completely worth it if you live in California because of the special California laws. The people you meet…”

Cons:  “Being a "Store Manager" really requires you to know the barista job well. A lot of " External Hires" have trouble adapting to the fast paced environment.” – Full Review

“NA”

Pros:  “Compensation, Work/Life Balance, Challenge. Not a bad place to work.”

Cons:  “Performance based pay. ------- ------- --------” – Full Review

“Forget work/life balance”

Pros:  “There are many classes you can take to advance you knowledge. 50% tuition reimbursement is nice as well. Work on quality products.”

Cons:  “Sub-par equipment for the job. No work/life balance. No flexible schedule. 1950s work environment. Uncompetitive pay with very high expectations on employee…” – Full Review

“Some great colleagues....poor, stagnant, political management”

Pros:  “There are some very good people working for this company and it has a great reputation in the Chicago and Midwest market...”

Cons:  “Senior management and the organizational structure is structured almost in a silo style. Very hard to exact change and promote innovation within the organization...” – Full Review

“Overall good experience”

Pros:  “Good team and work environment”

Cons:  “Information overload- technology is always changing” – Full Review

“Overall, Citi is a good place to work.”

Pros:  “Team work is strong in most groups.”

Cons:  “Salaries and variable comp are average.” – Full Review

“Challenging, dynamic and rewarding”

Pros:  “It a great dynamic place, with a good corprate culture, I learned a lot as an engineering co-op there. It was avery rewarding experience.”

Cons:  “It was a bit far from the city of Philadelphia, where I live in, the daily commute can take it's toll on you sometimes” – Full Review