323 Interactive Producer Jobs in San Bruno, CA

“Stable company with conservative design”

Pros:  “Slow-moving pace means a great work-life balance. Also Oracle compensates very well, both with salary and other benefits.”

Cons:  “There is a lot of political inertia here, it's a conservative culture, and ultimately this is a developer-driven organization. Designs always get cut and scaled…” – Full Review

“The potential is there”

Pros:  “Locally, the senior manager, work/life balance, dogs in the office”

Cons:  “Lack of network communication, lack of consistency and commitment when it came to corporate vision, disjointed strategy” – Full Review

“Odopod offers a cutting edge work experience with some great employees.”

Pros:  “Exciting work environment Award winning company”

Cons:  “Work/ life balance is nonexistent in crunch time. It's more of an industry problem though.” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Leader in the industry with excellent benefits and ability to move around”

Cons:  “Large company and can get lost in it. Less caring about the employees welfare” – Full Review

“A pit of politics, preferential treatment, poor management, and out-of-control egos”

Pros:  “Interesting technology. A decent cafeteria (and nice cafe staff)”

Cons:  “Loaded with barely competent front-line staff. You know the type... All "CYA" and no real effort. Many incompetents promoted to mid-level management. You know…” – Full Review

“Good place to work with”

Pros:  “-Compensations and benefits -Flexibility -on time payroll”

Cons:  “-Human resources -Not very transparent -sometimes not easy to reach out” – Full Review

“Challenging and enlightening”

Pros:  “Corporate env. where you can learn product development and see at first hand how great products are conceptualized, nurtured, acquired and scaled to thousands of satisfied…”

Cons:  “At times things could be slow and need to learn to find your way” – Full Review

“feel secured in my job”

Pros:  “great benefits, pay, and hours.”

Cons:  “not enough coverage when people call in sick” – Full Review