843 Regional Account Manager Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“Imergent/StoresOnline is Awesome for Engineers”

Pros:  “StoresOnline/Imergent compensates its Engineers excellently, and not only in dollar amount. Besides the great pay, each engineer receives top of the line hardware (with the…”

Cons:  “Imergent, despite its long history and its size, still has a very entrepreneurial atmosphere. As a result of this, working as an engineer at StoresOnline/Imergent…” – Full Review

“I have mixed experience with my work at Biogenex”

Pros:  “The company has lot potential to the leader in the field”

Cons:  “The senior people changes very frequently and ofter not upto the mark.” – Full Review

“Its a very pleasant experience to work with Bausch and Lomb”

Pros:  “Sophistication , recognition in the Market , respect , good reputation of the company. Has been operating from past 160 years. One of the oldest companies in Medical…”

Cons:  “Has a scope to aggressively promote and market themselves.” – Full Review

“Lots of resources and knowledge but hard to access it”

Pros:  “Sears still is a name brand and does have influence in the marketplace. It helps open doors and gets your foot in. There is a lot of information available if you can find…”

Cons:  “Sears definitely has a silo mentality. Trying to get things done or even shared between departments is a major undertaking. The people have a lot of experience…” – Full Review

“A positive opinion on Sprint”

Pros:  “Steady family enviroment. Even though company has been struggling, im here for the long haul.”

Cons:  “The companies downward spiral, which hopefully is at a steady stop.” – Full Review

“Relatively stable and friendly working environment, but busniess innovation is required”

Pros:  “Stable, friendly, flexible, good for personal development and practice, relatively good compensation, good other benefits such as healthcare, good brand reputation”

Cons:  “Data-driven, confused matrix organization, powerful functional department such as finance, supply chain and legal, business model associated much with personal…” – Full Review