23 Senior Interactive Graphic Designer Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“Great local management, but very narrow in opportunities”

Pros:  “management, supervisors, pms are great, helpful, respectful nice location to commute try to maximize pay usually a good mix of leadership at the local level and good…”

Cons:  “As a contractor/consultant, they seem to be pretty tightly focused: if you're a content person (editor, writer) you could have lots of opps - technical side, not so…” – Full Review

“Very satisfied”

Pros:  “Exciting and passionate. The people there are very kind and professional. They will help you whenever you have any questions.”

Cons:  “As a startup company, it has some down sides as others do. There are less people than a giant company like MS or google.” – Full Review

“Great local management, but very narrow in opportunities”

Pros:  “management, supervisors, pms are great, helpful, respectful nice location to commute try to maximize pay usually a good mix of leadership at the local level and good…”

Cons:  “As a contractor/consultant, they seem to be pretty tightly focused: if you're a content person (editor, writer) you could have lots of opps - technical side, not so…” – Full Review

“negative”

Pros:  “the internal staff is very nice”

Cons:  “it's a political environment to work in” – Full Review

“Fun culture, organization going through growing pains”

Pros:  “Fun workout culture- there are 2 gyms with dressing rooms and showers, fitness videos playing every hour in the gyms, employees are encouraged to workout during work hours…”

Cons:  “Difficult to get stuff done due to resource constraints. Processes also need to be improved. Departments tend to work in silos.” – Full Review

“Solid integrated model but recognize slow to change”

Pros:  “Benefits and job security are amazing, opportunity to learn and grow knowledge of both a health plan and hospital operations in one company can't be accomplished anywhere…”

Cons:  “Slow to change culture..So many people have been at this company for so long that they lack that outside perspective of how things are done elsewhere. The not for…” – Full Review