17 Associate Manager, International Marketing Jobs in San Diego, CA

“Satisfactory all around”

Pros:  “- discounts - fellow employees - challenging work environment - opportunity for personal and creative growth - helping people - learning about products”

Cons:  “- can be stressful at times - micromanagement is annoying - cramped work environment; some stores are tiny - store politics - management can be suffocating” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “Focus on non profits, nice co-workers”

Cons:  “Need to invest in more robust internal systems” – Full Review

“No longer the company it once was; no longer a good climate”

Pros:  “During a good portion of my nine-year tenure at Edward Jones, the climate was a lot better. Even though some things seemed simplistic in its business model, initially I did…”

Cons:  “The climate has changed for the worse since John Bachmann stepped down and Jim Weddle has become the managing partner. Also, there are several misleading to false…” – Full Review

“Outstanding”

Pros:  “Great benefits, smart people, great products. Diverse culture, women well represented in management. Overall, a supportive culture to work in . Great cafeteria, too.”

Cons:  “Increased complexity since merger with Roche, lots of change in management / personelle in last year. Now a global company with more travel and global hours.” – Full Review

“Awesome company with Best Working culture”

Pros:  “1. One can get more view on company's operations in various field. 2. Career”

Cons:  “1. Pressure is Intense over here” – Full Review

“Best place I've ever worked”

Pros:  “Great people to work with Like a family Industry perks Learning and growth opportunities Work/Life balance”

Cons:  “Low wages A lot of emphasis on outward appearances Everyone is viewed as replaceable” – Full Review

“GReat bank!!”

Pros:  “Great and excellent benefits for employees.”

Cons:  “Main location is in California.” – Full Review

“Don't do it”

Pros:  “Flexible, Stars, fast paced, location”

Cons:  “leadership, staff, computers, files, hr” – Full Review