15,081 Territory Area Manager Jobs

“pays not a pretty penny but a penny nonetheless”

Pros:  “Dairy Queen provides training for tis team members. The managers are nice and understanding. The work ethic at my location consists of hard workers and the atmosphere feels…”

Cons:  “The downside about Dairy Queen is the low wages but that's expected for a low-skill job. The training could be longer.” – Full Review

“pays not a pretty penny but a penny nonetheless”

Pros:  “Dairy Queen provides training for tis team members. The managers are nice and understanding. The work ethic at my location consists of hard workers and the atmosphere feels…”

Cons:  “The downside about Dairy Queen is the low wages but that's expected for a low-skill job. The training could be longer.” – Full Review

“Challenging, frustrating at times but worth the knowledge”

Pros:  “The passion and commitment of the people I work with; changing and evolving organization with great growth potential; very forward thinking leadership team; some very good…”

Cons:  “Not quite sure where it's heading, but is working hard to figure it out. Difficult to get things done at times as there is little formal process across the…” – Full Review

“A busy learning environment.”

Pros:  “Benefits are great, Salary is good, and People are friendly. It is fast paced environment that keeps you on your toes. Strong customer focus.”

Cons:  “The cons are, management spreads departments thin. The try to have the smallest amount of people to do fulfill a role that should be made for a large team.” – Full Review

“Zurn Industries”

Pros:  “Businesss casual dress code. Fellow associates are extremely willing to help new employees learn. 100+ year old company. Close-knit feeling with co-workers. Erie is a…”

Cons:  “Very complex product offering. Limited formal training available. Most people work through their breaks, show up early, and stay a little late.” – Full Review

“understaffed and overworked. management leads by bad example. Conference team is extremely difficult to work with.”

Pros:  “You get to work on advanced projects. co-workers will sometimes share knowledge. For an entry level graphic designer, it's a career start move”

Cons:  “Far too many people giving job direction simultaneously. When you are eventually led in the wrong direction, no one will champion your cause. you will be…” – Full Review

“High pressure, high opportunity.”

Pros:  “Great springboard for a better career. International opportunities for those who are willing to travel significantly. High performers are rewarded. Stock options!”

Cons:  “Work / Life balance is non-existent. Deliver or Die mentality. Bonuses stink. Salary are far below market. Job Leveling is inconsistent across geographies.” – Full Review