1,699 Territory Sales Manager Jobs in Cerritos, CA

“very good, plenty of freedom, start-up opportunities”

Pros:  “flexible hours, can work at home top technology. High standards of excellence.”

Cons:  “The pay could be better” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “A very good company to work for with good values. A lot of opportunities to prosper and move ahead. Excellent place for new comers as management handles them pretty well.”

Cons:  “Projects move on pretty slowly, sometimes feel dragged. IT team pretty small compared to the entire strangth, so some issue are kept on forever.” – Full Review

“It is very good.”

Pros:  “Good environment is being provided to teach the students. Management is also very supportive, provides the study material recommended by teachers for students.”

Cons:  “Payments to the teachers are less as compared with other institutions, accommodation facility and other benefits should also be provided to the teachers.” – Full Review

“Not a bad place to work, but not a great place to work”

Pros:  “Great Products Decent Training Make your own hours Relaxed environment”

Cons:  “low pay compared to similar positions elsewhere do not go here if you have a college degree waste of time little advancement poor communication from upper…” – Full Review

“Could be better”

Pros:  “I was a temp so I have no imput on benefits, but the people are great. I had a great boss. People are easy to get a hold of. Laid back, not too "corporate"”

Cons:  “Did not get recognition I felt I deserved, sometimes bad communication” – Full Review

“Great company that really cares about people”

Pros:  “- management cares about its employees - great promotional opportunities - great work environment - cafeteria, walking trail - company truly cares about the community”

Cons:  “- heavy work load / lots of hours, but this seems to be a standard at most companies now a days” – Full Review

“Great place to work for the long term.”

Pros:  “Great place to work for the long term.”

Cons:  “some of the locations are not great” – Full Review