8,104 Pricing Analyst Jobs

“It was a job, the was run very inefficiently.”

Pros:  “Easy to tend to personal business. Freedom, usually no manager on site.”

Cons:  “Terrible just about every other aspect of being an employer. But there people who try to improve. PPT.” – Full Review

“Great people but constant work stress”

Pros:  “- Great people to work with - Lots of opportunity to find improvement projects - Office is in a nice location”

Cons:  “- Poor work-life balance - Constant work pressure/stress - Not the best salary and benefits - Not a growing or profitable industry” – Full Review

“Latest technology hard and software”

Pros:  “Latest technology, a lot of incentives”

Cons:  “Lack of communication among employees” – Full Review

“MATRIX is a fun, relaxed work environment.”

Pros:  “We have a great team of people here in Dallas with a wealth of industry experience and tenure with the organization. We have a large recruiting team here in Dallas and an…”

Cons:  “The commission structure is terrible and can get very confusing in terms of knowing exactly what to expect to see in your check every month.” – Full Review

“Too much middle management.”

Pros:  “Great work environment within the corporation.”

Cons:  “Not much motivation from managers for advancement.” – Full Review

“Great company to work for.”

Pros:  “Collaborative atmosphere, minimal politics and ability to have fun at work.”

Cons:  “Retail benefits, silo between business units” – Full Review

“High volume, fast paced bench work. Overall a great learning experience.”

Pros:  “On the job training on some of the newer diagnostic/analytical technologies, flexible work schedules, generous compensation.”

Cons:  “Working weekends and no email for most of the lab staff so communication quite often breaks down across shifts.” – Full Review

“Frustrating”

Pros:  “Stability, broad opportunities, international exposure, generally down to earth employees.”

Cons:  “Rude and overly confident management (see arrogant), cheap facilities and benefits, slow to change and adapt, absolutely no career development.” – Full Review