22 International Market Coordinator (Mexico) Jobs

“Quo Vadis?”

Pros:  “Regular 40 hour week. Nice colleagues. Low pressure environment. Flexible work and projects.”

Cons:  “Missing directions. Everything is a grassroot effort. No clear career path. Job security has diminished. Cost savings only way of increasing profits. No…” – Full Review

“A company that cares about its employees”

Pros:  “- Leader in the specialty chemical industry - Good work atmosphere: courtesy and trust - Lots of attention given to training and safety - Fair amount of days off permitted…”

Cons:  “- Few possibilities of being hired as a permanent employee - Interns not integrated/taken seriously as proper employees” – Full Review

“Great place to work with an incredible campus in Davidson NC”

Pros:  “Progressive company moving in the right direction.”

Cons:  “A large company that can move faster.” – Full Review

“If you don't mind the pay, UNM is a great place to work”

Pros:  “The individuals here are all very talented, hard working, and nice to work with. They are very flexible about time off. They actually respect the opinions of lower level…”

Cons:  “Lower pay, but it can't be helped. It is a state-funded university after all. Depending on which team you end up, the work can be a little boring unless database…” – Full Review

“Good work/life balance, slow pace growth”

Pros:  “Statoil has one of the best work and life balance in the market. Working culture, depending on the business area (I work in Development & Production Norway) is very relaxed…”

Cons:  “Career development is very slow and for foreign graduates, Norway with it's cultural values can be really difficult to cope with. Project management take be really…” – Full Review

“Global Leader in Machinery Business”

Pros:  “Cat is a company with global presence.”

Cons:  “The Location of the headquarter.” – Full Review

“Great company that really cares about their employees”

Pros:  “Great benefits and work/life balance.”

Cons:  “Not as much job growth for non-engineering fields.” – Full Review