276 National Account Manager Jobs in Kansas City, KS

“Stressful”

Pros:  “Creative, and intelligent coworkers; growing company; clean and modern work environment; great location; flexible work location and somewhat flexible hours for most…”

Cons:  “Frequently an unreasonable number of working hours expected to make difficult deadlines; compensation and increases are not competitive; Health insurance cost…” – Full Review

“Tremendous Growth Opportunity”

Pros:  “Unlimited earnings opportunity with tremendous career growth channels. Very flexible work/life balance with support from leadership to pursue individual aspirations. The…”

Cons:  “Very fast-paced organization with lots of information coming quickly. Must be organized and have the ability to narrow one's focus in order to be highly succesful.” – Full Review

“Stressful”

Pros:  “Creative, and intelligent coworkers; growing company; clean and modern work environment; great location; flexible work location and somewhat flexible hours for most…”

Cons:  “Frequently an unreasonable number of working hours expected to make difficult deadlines; compensation and increases are not competitive; Health insurance cost…” – Full Review

“It has been a a very good experience. Excellent compensation and a caring team.”

Pros:  “Compensation, fair, work flexibility, growth, training, management support”

Cons:  “Not an 8-5 job high expectations” – Full Review

“A Great Sales Opportunity for the Right Person”

Pros:  “As a Regional Account Manager at SkillPath, I get a great deal of job satisfaction in what I do and how I contribute to both the company and my earning potential. First of…”

Cons:  “The biggest challenge of this position is the in the first couple of months when you are in training and developing your territory. The "ramp-up" is a critical…” – Full Review

“Sears, Where it begins.”

Pros:  “Flexible schedules, nice friendly atmosphere. The pay is decent for the retail atmosphere. Working for Sears makes the holidays fun.”

Cons:  “Bad benefits and paid time off. I had 35 hours of paid vacation in the first 2 years of employment. I am now in my 3rd year and I still only have 70 hours that is…” – Full Review