14,801 Client Services & Operations Associate Jobs

“The company that once was, can still be by embracing it's history.”

Pros:  “They are a large company, well recognized in Investment Banking and Securities Industry. They pay well and the Corporate culture is very unique. Respect is given to everyone…”

Cons:  “Opportunities for advancement are limited.” – Full Review

“Horrible Chop Shop”

Pros:  “Brand recognition (within the industry)”

Cons:  “Low morals Bad environment Pure sales enviornment” – Full Review

“A very nice place to work”

Pros:  “good working environment helpful management various growth option inside the company good increment system”

Cons:  “More focus on transportation system employee should feel personalized with the HR so that he/she may discuss their problem incase they are facing some” – Full Review

“Average Legacy Software Company”

Pros:  “If you want a support job where you can work 8 to 5 they are not bad. They have the potential to be something great if they can become one company. Customer focused and…”

Cons:  “Because of all the acquisitions, each product group still runs has its “own business”. When multiple products are sold as “one solution” they still do not play…” – Full Review

“working with a company known worldwide is pleasure.”

Pros:  “good work environment. good salary. carrier oriented.”

Cons:  “need more of educated emplyees at lower level.” – Full Review

“Operations Associate”

Pros:  “Great company to have on a resume Ability to make great connections and create a network for the future If you excel you have the ability to move up in the company If you…”

Cons:  “In this specific position I feel my learning curve is slowing after 4 months In operations I feel like it is going to be hard to move into a managerial position” – Full Review

“Average Legacy Software Company”

Pros:  “If you want a support job where you can work 8 to 5 they are not bad. They have the potential to be something great if they can become one company. Customer focused and…”

Cons:  “Because of all the acquisitions, each product group still runs has its “own business”. When multiple products are sold as “one solution” they still do not play…” – Full Review