2,499 Business Development Director Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“The Whole Package”

Pros:  “Ryan is the "whole package." Of all the places that I've worked, there were always areas that were lacking, either compensation, benefits, opportunities to advance…”

Cons:  “The Dallas office is located in the Galleria complex in North Dallas (Addison). With the construction and traffic on I-635, 75, 35E, you may want to think about…” – Full Review

“Exciting, Interesting work”

Pros:  “Great work life balance; interesting challenges on the job with all levels of engineering done; decent pay given perks of the work life balance; Flexible hours”

Cons:  “Difficult to advance financially or with job titles, forced (usually) minimum number of years of experience before the ability to advance; pay differences between…” – Full Review

“Working for MRC is a challenging, yet personal growth experience.”

Pros:  “Top of the trade learning materials, opportunity to challenge yourself and no limit to growth, excellent team, excellent manager”

Cons:  “Not for the faint of heart!” – Full Review

“A company to work with”

Pros:  “Great responsibilities. Clear standing on position Freedom of work Great HR support Valued work”

Cons:  “Little growth prospects Little management support on high level technical decision” – Full Review

“My Matrix”

Pros:  “Good to be in touch”

Cons:  “eyes wide open after i experienced the exposure” – Full Review

“American Express Rocks! Pinnacle Travel Sucks!”

Pros:  “Great I.T. Team! Best I.T. manager and director I've worked with in my long term tech career.”

Cons:  “The Pinnacle Travel Service team. Supervisors, especially Lora is very demorilizing. Lots of racial and demoralizing harrassment toward others is tolerated in the…” – Full Review

“Love working here!”

Pros:  “This company is built on innovation and being thought leaders. I love the collaboration and excitement of new ideas, new offerings, new products. You can build your own…”

Cons:  “Deadlines driven by client expectations; constant forecasting; high expectations. Different offices have different culture based on the person leading that office…” – Full Review