2,912 Technical Solutions Manager Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“work/life balance”

Pros:  “Overrall IBM is a workplace where life and work are well balanced. The management is professional and friendly. The technology is new if it's not the most cutting-edge. If…”

Cons:  “Career growth is not obvious to everyone. Unless you're quite aggressive. It takes longer time than other hyper companies for you to advance. Plus it's lagging…” – Full Review

“A good learning experience”

Pros:  “1. High average tenure of associates, promotes from within (at the mid/senior level) 2. Collegial atmosphere 3. Being the largest in any vertical commands respect…”

Cons:  “1. Incompetent IS (IT) organization 2. Extremely low margin business, cost control is a must 3. Red tape, unnecessarily processes” – Full Review

“Good working environment”

Pros:  “Great Staff Nice work environment Good benefits”

Cons:  “Slow carrier path Competitive environment Lots of travel” – Full Review

“Great place for new experiences”

Pros:  “- Focused on targets and objectives - Astounding business success and leadership - Emerging as a global giant - Great work - Cannot be ignored”

Cons:  “- People practices and management - Too much of "Korea" - Trust deficit disorder - Security paranoia - Complete lack of communication” – Full Review

“Great company that really cares about their employees”

Pros:  “Great benefits and work/life balance.”

Cons:  “Not as much job growth for non-engineering fields.” – Full Review

“Okay place to work”

Pros:  “Good Brand Exposure to a lot of international customers specially on the IT Management side. With the changing landscape of technology from on premise infrastructure to…”

Cons:  “Very slow in executing. Management not able to take fast decisions. Low risk taking abilities when it comes to improve products and its internal features. Lack of…” – Full Review

“Good work with balanced personal life”

Pros:  “There is lot of flexibility Challenging work”

Cons:  “Need better resource management to tackle immediate and high priority tasks.” – Full Review