58 Junior Interactive Producer Jobs

“Alion work environment”

Pros:  “Alion is involved in a variety of technical consulting opportunities, mostly in the defense industries. It grew rapidly by acquisition, and has a large set of services for…”

Cons:  “The company is highly distributed in relation to its different locations and projects. There is relatively little communication across managerial divisions in…” – Full Review

“A great place to work”

Pros:  “The Career Opportunities. The people that I work with are always there to help me on the projects that I work on. I feel I can go and talk to any of the leadership of he…”

Cons:  “I think the only down side to working at Fleishman-Hillard is the long hours. It is often expected to put work over personal matters for the client.” – Full Review

“Great people and a very strong Operation Team at Prosum.”

Pros:  “* I have been around the block a couple of times and worked for all different size companies and commission structures. * Operation team support is top notch. Starting from…”

Cons:  “* Not a lot of Cons comments; most are already addressed here, The Draw; depending on how you look at it. If you are a go-getter and high octane person than the…” – Full Review

“Historically a rewarding experience with a lot of diverse experience but...”

Pros:  “Ability to move between disciplines and learn/experience new skills. American Greetings does not limit you to your current discipline but will allow operations to move…”

Cons:  “Constant work force reduction eliminating career opportunities. Greeting Cards is a mature industry requiring the company to closely monitor costs and reduce…” – Full Review

“a great place to work”

Pros:  “Very European place to work. Days are flexible, family comes first, and most every project is encouraged as a bottom up initiative, rather than a top-down mandate. This gives…”

Cons:  “Because of that lack of top level guidance, you spend a lot of time negotiating and playing politics with other teams in the organization - building alliances and…” – Full Review