21,731 Brand Customer Marketing Manager Jobs

“Top heavy with brand managers and disconnected with the field sales and what products are performing /selling.”

Pros:  “Prior focus on all customers and local branch needs not just the holy trinity / 3 top national accounts”

Cons:  “Over weight on the investment Central brands to the detriment of the distribution vendor partner products that are proven winners. Spending millions on propective…” – Full Review

“Every day is fun because I work with the best, most passionate and excited people”

Pros:  “The people are amazing. Everyone is so smart and passionate about what they do that you never have negative conversations about someone wanting to get their way just because…”

Cons:  “You will work a zillion hours and still not be done with your work.” – Full Review

“Good people, good company.”

Pros:  “It is a large company that provides stability, fair wages, and employee discounts on parts. It always seems to be a positive working environment.”

Cons:  “As with any place of employment, there are always the sub-standard coworkers, grumpy clients, and occasional short staff situations. Not bad considering.” – Full Review

“Fast paced, fun, great people”

Pros:  “If you want an easy job this isn't the place for you. If you want to be challenged, love working with smart, kind people that have each others backs and push you to do…”

Cons:  “The job is never done.” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Good benefits, promote growth, week off between Christmas & New Year's,”

Cons:  “No consistency in bonus, too many manager ride alongs,” – Full Review

“An enriching experience”

Pros:  “Very good health care, and good training programs”

Cons:  “Promotions are hard to come by.” – Full Review

“New department, work in progress.”

Pros:  “New developing department branch recently acquired by Bio-Rad means there is a learning curve for new comers. Easy going and friendly but professional, driven and motivated.”

Cons:  “New company also means that there are always things to work on and implement.” – Full Review