300 Regional Business Unit Manager Jobs in Raleigh, NC

“a good company to work for, that has a ton of potential”

Pros:  “work life balance is good”

Cons:  “low pay for the current marketplace” – Full Review

“Fantastic work-life balance, with glacial processes.”

Pros:  “CS is very good about offering working time flexibility. I have never had any holiday, child care, or administrative off-time request denied. The working environment is very…”

Cons:  “Working in the IT side of things, it seems that CS is implementing its security concepts by erecting barriers rather than by providing oversight. I find that there…” – Full Review

“I learned a lot about the staffing industry.”

Pros:  “Staffmasters is a small regional company that grows and expands when it makes sense. They are loyal to there senior employees.”

Cons:  “The small company atmosphere tends to create an environment of us versus them at the branch level. They was no standard of pay nor bonus structure.” – Full Review

“Rewarding with lots of growth and learning opportunities”

Pros:  “Salary/Benefits Growth Opportunities worldwide Can work virtually”

Cons:  “Lack of Support, Lack of knowledge and initiative with management team” – Full Review

“Like the people hate the hours and days!!”

Pros:  “great cashiers and love helping customers...”

Cons:  “there are some very angry customers, the hours and days suck that I work, and one really annoying manager.” – Full Review

“Exhilarating”

Pros:  “Full of very productive, smart folks that have a wonderful vision.”

Cons:  “Sometimes a self imposed pressure cooker environment can burn out some employees.” – Full Review

“Wonderful and fun environment”

Pros:  “Great company with a great future”

Cons:  “Must start in Sales before being promoted” – Full Review

“Nice pay/benefits, not very stressful, but not much growth opportunity”

Pros:  “Good Pay Good Benefits Rarely work overtime Can take time off basically whenever needed”

Cons:  “Little on the job learning Little growth potential Located in a crummy area Pay increases barely match the inflation rate.” – Full Review