766 Senior Assistant Brand Manager Jobs

“Great”

Pros:  “Great Pay, Friendly environment, Great location...Close to mall, restaurants and many stores, management is very friendly and approachable”

Cons:  “Lot of older people, Not good company for recent grads because they don't have a lot of entry-level positions available” – Full Review

“Average- but well paid.”

Pros:  “Very well paid and highly regarded.”

Cons:  “Career changes within required an employee to carry their salary and title- even if it was promotion.” – Full Review

“Average- but well paid.”

Pros:  “Very well paid and highly regarded.”

Cons:  “Career changes within required an employee to carry their salary and title- even if it was promotion.” – Full Review

“Great introduction into the consulting world”

Pros:  “Opportunity to earn more income than working as a direct hire. Working as a contractor, you get a chance to work at one of Principle's client sites and get an inside view of…”

Cons:  “Contracts can end early and without a backup plan or a spouse's income to fall back on, you can be left out cold. Also, I hear the benefits are high-cost; I…” – Full Review

“Average- but well paid.”

Pros:  “Very well paid and highly regarded.”

Cons:  “Career changes within required an employee to carry their salary and title- even if it was promotion.” – Full Review

“It was pretty good”

Pros:  “I liked my coworkers and supervisor. We had so much fun while working. Job security and work hours are consistent.”

Cons:  “There is no room for advancemment. Most managers stay at the store for years so very few opportunities for sales associates to promote up.” – Full Review

“You take the bad with the good....”

Pros:  “Working from home; opportunities to advance for those with an education and prior work experience; seriously amazing C-level management with a focus on bigger, better…”

Cons:  “entry level management (front line supervisors) seem more interested in "face time" anyway they can get it instead of developing their teams; ZERO feedback from…” – Full Review