10,265 Marketing Manager Jobs in El Segundo, CA

“Excellent”

Pros:  “Great place to work and great people and good management.”

Cons:  “Very corporate environment. Red tapism.” – Full Review

“Hard work is rewarded”

Pros:  “Leader in nearly every category in which it competes. Excellent benefits. Very smart people. Good people who are respectful. Less politics in Marketing than in other…”

Cons:  “Salaries not as high as I think they should be. Management is a bit too distant from front-line employees. Lack of strategic direction, more of a shotgun approach.” – Full Review

“Fair Employer”

Pros:  “Many opportunities for self starters”

Cons:  “Corporate processes are slow and sometime inneficient” – Full Review

“A great organization to work for”

Pros:  “Work with a group of top-notch professionals. Taproot also has excellent templates and planning tools to help all members get the job done well. All job projects are…”

Cons:  “Work is pro-bono - volunteer.” – Full Review

“Overall my time at Mattel was pretty positive and great learning experience.”

Pros:  “The company is great and takes good care of their employees. On site toy store and gym. Frequent events to build camaraderie within teams.”

Cons:  “Mattel is still a massive corporation. Long lines and red tape.” – Full Review

“Favoritism and promotions given based on perceived "need" of promotee, not based on skills.”

Pros:  “Company is changing and opportunity for cross training and increasing competencies has improved with acting CHRO.”

Cons:  “In the past upper management favortism provided large bonuses and promotions to employees who didn't deserve it.” – Full Review

“Good firm, decent salary, long hours, no work-life balance, no benefits, and difficult to scale”

Pros:  “PwC has a great brand name and good recognition in corporate America. This goes a long way in any client engagement. As a large firm, PwC also has a lot of resources at its…”

Cons:  “Unlike most consulting firms, PwC does not have an up-or-out structure, which results in a lot of incompetent people who are perfectly happy to stay where they are…” – Full Review