55 Senior Digital Producer Jobs in San Francisco, CA

“Work life balance is awesome...compensation is some of the worst I have seen”

Pros:  “+ Great work life balance + You can't really get a more chill job. + People are fun and awesome.”

Cons:  “+ Compensation is weak + What Management says is not equal to what management does, a lot of false promises + This should be technology company, and they say they…” – Full Review

“Good work culture but bad senior management”

Pros:  “Good ethics and HR systems in place”

Cons:  “Senior management, compensation practices, hiring” – Full Review

“Best place to build a career in PR”

Pros:  “Hands down the best place to build a career in PR; ability to work on major global brands; access to the best proprietary resources and research; relatively competitive…”

Cons:  “Edelman's a huge firm, so you can easily feel overwhelmed - there's a lot of PR you need to do for yourself to get noticed, but managers for the most part are your…” – Full Review

“OK...”

Pros:  “work/life balance fun coworkers company is in a great location”

Cons:  “favoritism can run rampant unable to step up despite repeated requests employee performance reviews rarely followed up on mgr has control issues/micromanager” – Full Review

“Much Potential, Little Process. Great People.”

Pros:  “The company is full of hard-working, intelligent people with a great sense of camaraderie. In general, people will pull together as a team to get something done, regardless…”

Cons:  “Because of the start-up atmosphere, there is very little to know process - when there is, it's created by individuals in the respective position and difficult to…” – Full Review

“Only a few months and I love this place!”

Pros:  “I work at a great location in a very high end mall. If I didn't have this location, I think I would not have such a great experience. I was lucky to end up in Women's Ready…”

Cons:  “My last job was sitting at a desk all day, so it was hard on my feet making the transition to working 8 hour shifts standing the whole time. There is a morning…” – Full Review