2,183 Associate Product Manager Jobs in Chicago, IL

“great people, very entrepreneurial”

Pros:  “allowed to work autonomously flat hierarchy very little bureaucracy”

Cons:  “sometime overlapping efforts by different groups” – Full Review

“Excellent. No place in the world where you can be so successful if you apply yourself”

Pros:  “Your rewards come by hard work and perseverance.”

Cons:  “Takes dedication! Success comes with patience and following the plan. Not much money if you do not succeed.” – Full Review

“Very interesting to see family run company”

Pros:  “Flexible hours are a plus, pay is very competitive, building are kept in pristine condition. Management goes above and beyond other local companies to keep us informed”

Cons:  “Very biased towards minorities. You won't see very many company wide. The culture is keep your head down do your job and go home. Don't ask questions about things…” – Full Review

“A good stepping stone for career growth.”

Pros:  “There is a lot of room for growth here, depending on what sub-business you belong to. The work is mentally stimulating and interesting.”

Cons:  “It's still not as well-integrated as it could be, and some groups are skeptical toward sharing with others. I've heard it's tougher for people to come in as senior…” – Full Review

“A good stepping stone for career growth.”

Pros:  “There is a lot of room for growth here, depending on what sub-business you belong to. The work is mentally stimulating and interesting.”

Cons:  “It's still not as well-integrated as it could be, and some groups are skeptical toward sharing with others. I've heard it's tougher for people to come in as senior…” – Full Review

“Would look elsewhere”

Pros:  “Business casual, easy place to work because upper management not knowledgeable or competent, near train station, comfortable environment, more than usual days off (Jewish…”

Cons:  “Favoritism, lack of knowledge in critical areas but hire people they "know" instead of most qualified, poor leadership, poor management, departments don't…” – Full Review