48 Field Marketing Representative Jobs in Memphis, TN

“good job”

Pros:  “great benefits decent pay good work life balance”

Cons:  “management can be a little rash at times” – Full Review

“Educational”

Pros:  “Its a great place to get entry level experience in the industry. The employees are friendly and helpful. Numerous opportunites to grow in the company and internal promotions…”

Cons:  “High turnover of Senior management and having to constantly rebuild relationships. Reflects departmental production and the following of standard operating…” – Full Review

“Pfizer: Top down, micro Managerial woes”

Pros:  “Ultra competitive compensation, outstanding benefits, opportunity for advancement, and a CEO who I believe is heading the company in the proper direction.”

Cons:  “Littered with a number of old "Big Pharma" top down micro Managers, so be careful during the interview process and ensure you ask the right qquestions relative to…” – Full Review

“Commission Base”

Pros:  “Good to know alot of people to make a sale Best to put your name out there for people to know you.”

Cons:  “Have to enter alot of business. ask other to help you look for sales. Ask people that you do business with like doctors or gas station that you always go to.” – Full Review

“AT&T it's a jungle!”

Pros:  “Overall excellent direction as a corporation, which will only get better with further consolidation of business uits. We have a weell defined work space, which is the market…”

Cons:  “There is a ton of red tape that has to be cut to accomplish internal missions. Once that is rectified life will be simpler. Once that is rectified the environment…” – Full Review

“Great place to work if your successful”

Pros:  “Ability to make a high income Limited paperwork Nobody looking over your shoulder You can schedule 80 work weeks or 30 hour work weeks depending upon need”

Cons:  “They raise your quota every year to where you must win every deal They are constantly trying to find ways to reduce pay; smaller territories, reduced commission…” – Full Review