148,150 Product Representative Jobs

“Tons of opportunity”

Pros:  “Plenty of opportunity to move up within this company”

Cons:  “There is a lot of turnover” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Flexible hours Nice people Good pay Good benefits”

Cons:  “Unfortunate industry Favoritism Too many cutbacks” – Full Review

“Could be a better place to work”

Pros:  “Co-workers and teams are good Technology You can learn a lot depending on which department you're in. Flexible scheduling for some employees”

Cons:  “The health benefits are terrible. The benefits are below average and the cost is above average. The company is no longer employee oriented as it was when it was…” – Full Review

“Sub-Par Health Benefits and improper division of labor”

Pros:  “I had a chance to work with the latest tools, learn new things, and work with great people”

Cons:  “Poor upper management led to frequent instabilities in the software.” – Full Review

“Great place to work, but the atmosphere is a little crowded.”

Pros:  “You will never find a more closely knit group of employees When business is good, everyone's got a good attitude Lots of down time while still getting paid (mostly due…”

Cons:  “Everything is taken on a much too personal level (i.e. there is a lot of misinterpretation regarding the employer/friend line) There is very minimal constructive…” – Full Review

“Could be a better place to work”

Pros:  “Co-workers and teams are good Technology You can learn a lot depending on which department you're in. Flexible scheduling for some employees”

Cons:  “The health benefits are terrible. The benefits are below average and the cost is above average. The company is no longer employee oriented as it was when it was…” – Full Review

“Good place to work .”

Pros:  “Open employee culture. Evolving products and services provide new challenges. Wide range of employee expertise. Part of a growing company.”

Cons:  “Roles and contributions not always recognized by entire company. Certain product and process challenges often overlooked by focusing on next big thing.” – Full Review