7,238 Senior Marketing Associate Jobs

“Promotes those whose entrepreneurial spirit and strategic/analytical skill sets are strong”

Pros:  “Vistaprint has always acquired top talent and now is dedicating resources, time, and money into retaining that top talent. I've never been so impressed and challenged by the…”

Cons:  “There are many "tests" and ideas being managed even just across the North American business unit. It is challenging to always remain up-to-speed on the progress of…” – Full Review

“Career jump starting, launching pad, skill building, relationship development”

Pros:  “Intelligent people, strong focus on staff development, learning and developing top performers”

Cons:  “Growing pains in the advisory practice” – Full Review

“great place”

Pros:  “learn how to deal with clients”

Cons:  “no good managment in our office” – Full Review

“I have had a lot of growth opportunities”

Pros:  “The are a lot of growth opportunities. I have been fortunate to have managers who have taken an active interest in my career.”

Cons:  “I have been promoted five times in five years. However, the corporate policies at CIGNA have strict controls on compensation increases, and it is very difficult to…” – Full Review

“Good company to work for but lack of support”

Pros:  “Unlimited income potential Free to run your own "business"”

Cons:  “Lacking in the support of their agents” – Full Review

“Good overall place to work”

Pros:  “- Good vacation and benefits - Work-life balance is good for a moajority of the time - There's a chance to learn a lot from your peers and/or clients”

Cons:  “- There's little incentive for staff level to work harder to earn more due to slower career growth opportunities (i.e. several years to achieve higher salary and…” – Full Review

“Intense at times, tedious at others, but rarely uninteresting...”

Pros:  “Major global bank; brand known and respected worldwide; dynamic, fast-paced work environment; motivated coworkers;”

Cons:  “Very "corporate" at times--rigidness and inflexibility can sometimes stifle innovation and creative action” – Full Review