202 Senior Production Designer Jobs in Chicago, IL

“Great job”

Pros:  “Great pay lots of overtime lots of breaks no management all over you looking down your sleeve you can eat snacks listen to music and workk three days a week if you want.”

Cons:  “you have to stand the whole time and get to work an hour early also you have to wait 30 minutes and do nothing” – Full Review

“U.S. Cellular is a wonderful company that prides itself in providing customers with the best experience.”

Pros:  “Great company that takes pride in its customers, associates, and products. Excellent Benefits Growth opportunities”

Cons:  “Speed to market is moderately slow in a fast industry” – Full Review

“Unitrin is a GREAT place to work”

Pros:  “flexible with schedule and great income. I can make my own schedule, my own calendar, I have unlimited income potential. The leadership is very friendly, approachable, and…”

Cons:  “not a lot of room for advancement. I am much more successful than anyone else in the company and yet others are being promoted when they whine and complain.... If…” – Full Review

“Good trust, outsourcer and investment management firm with room to be better.”

Pros:  “work and life balance is helpful”

Cons:  “Communication by senior management could be better” – Full Review

“great mid-career company”

Pros:  “flexible hours, good pay, lots of smart people”

Cons:  “long hours, too much focus on billable time” – Full Review

“Worked as a healthcare consultant”

Pros:  “Employee ownership created an environment in which nearly all staff felt they were owners even if they did not elect to participate in the ESOP”

Cons:  “Fields of work were very "stove piped" with little or no movement across specialty areas to create hybrid capabilities and stronger teams.” – Full Review

“Great place to work, great people, great comp”

Pros:  “- innovative culture - none of the "not invented here" thinking - visibility at upper layers - great work - life balance”

Cons:  “- sometimes not enough sense of urgency - not enough discipline and follow-through - old-fashioned industry - industry burdened and constrained by regulation” – Full Review