30 Vice President International Marketing Jobs in Santa Ana, CA

“Not a bad place to work”

Pros:  “The pay is very good for people starting out, although I have coworkers who would disagree. TV and entertainment are industries that are here to stay, so you won't be in too…”

Cons:  “The organization is so big, communication can be lax.” – Full Review

“Great Company...Lots of Potential!!!!”

Pros:  “Masco is a growing, ever-changing company. They are constantly working to improve the way they do business and to improve the customer service they provide.”

Cons:  “Because they are in such a growth mode, they often stretch resources beyond their limits.” – Full Review

“If you want to get real experience in the international nonprofit field, Relief International is the best.”

Pros:  “Wonderful people and wide range of experience acquired quickly due to high workload and responsibility level. Excellent for the person looking to dive head-first into the…”

Cons:  “Responsibilities outside of your role: You often end up doing the work of two or three people, so this can be a fast-paced, stressful environment.” – Full Review

“Potential is there, but management lacks leadership”

Pros:  “colleagues are great. Benefits aren't bad. You get 15 days of vacations per year, which is more than other places”

Cons:  “management lacks leadership. Poor interdepartmental communication and collaboration. Too secretive with technologies, so it becomes a hindrance when trying to learn” – Full Review

“supportive work environment for staff”

Pros:  “nice people to work with wide range of job tasks (no chance to get bored)”

Cons:  “Low pay for staff no additional help for the busiest times” – Full Review

“Overall good, sometimes it's like a attending a self-help seminar that just won't end”

Pros:  “The compensation I think is fair. Base salary is not remarkable but usually we have high bonuses based on individual and company performance. There is well-equipped employee…”

Cons:  “Since the founder is a fan of attending various self-improvement classes. Employees are essentially forced to attend those classes as well. These classes such as…” – Full Review