3,429 Senior Product Manager Jobs in San Francisco, CA

“Nice long term place to work”

Pros:  “There are plenty of opportunites to switch careers within the company which keeps the job interesting. The health plan benefits are good, the 401K is okay for matching…”

Cons:  “It is a fairly typical large corporation style management and workplace” – Full Review

“Good company for motivated individuals”

Pros:  “Good field to learn, Good working environment, I have respect for my coworkers and their abilities. They have the resources and the know how to get things done.”

Cons:  “You will not be hand held. If you want to grow you have to take the initiative yourself. You cannot be shy if you need help. You have to hunt down those with the…” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “I like working at Apollo Group. It is a stable company with some growth potential. I enjoy the people I work with and have learned some over the past few years.”

Cons:  “Opportunities are few and hard to come by. I find that knowledge is not easily shared.” – Full Review

“Highly Innovative Culture”

Pros:  “I have been in the enterprise software space for 12 years at 3 leading companies and have found the VMware has held on to its innovative culture by both developing software…”

Cons:  “Fast growth presents a bit of chaos at times...” – Full Review

“Was good but recent changes have caused employees a lot of frustration and dissatisfaction!”

Pros:  “Good folks to work with.”

Cons:  “Vision not clear, future strategies not clear.” – Full Review

“Amazing culture with great opportunities for advancement”

Pros:  “Strong culture & benefits, focused on great brands and product, maintaining clear customer filters and brand vision”

Cons:  “Innovation can be stifled on Individual Contributors; large disconnect between HQ and field teams” – Full Review

“Great place to retrain for a few years if an experienced hire moving from industry to consulting”

Pros:  “Collegiate and intellectual atmosphere Exposure to high profile clients Always engaging with the C suite when interfacing with clients”

Cons:  “Very limited career progression for non-accountant niche specialists Promotion more of a political game than a meritocracy The Partners are often not all pulling…” – Full Review