24 Vice President Marketing Jobs in Vancouver, BC (Canada)

“An amazing company with very competitive salary and excellent benefits.”

Pros:  “International platform; solid leadership; great HR staff.”

Cons:  “In the SE region, there is no help with navigating a professional move within the Company. You are basically on your own. There is the Corporate website that offers…” – Full Review

“A great community feeling with a common goal of providing an excellent experience to the traveling public.”

Pros:  “Excellent employer/employee relationship. Employer was very accommodating with time off when needed. Great opportunities for professional development. Interesting…”

Cons:  “There are few downsides to working at the Vancouver Airport Authority and I would be eager to work there again. The union is quite reasonable and does a good job of…” – Full Review

“If you are not lazy this is the best career on the planet!”

Pros:  “Total management of your own schedule Ability to make as much money as you want Great support from the Home Office and your region People genuinely want you to succeed…”

Cons:  “Hard- I mean really hard career at the beginning Door to door sales Paycheck is once a month The benefits are terrible” – Full Review

“A place to impact one of the largest educational institutions in Canada”

Pros:  “A work culture that values collaboration, consistency and accuracy. Creates well paying jobs in working environments that allow for personal and professional growth…”

Cons:  “The institutional culture of the university is not innovative or risk taking. The university tends to be conservative in it's attitudes toward new ideas.” – Full Review

“Felt a Little Left Out”

Pros:  “Great environment, all staff very helpful, especially to help someone that was foreign to the Chinese language and Chinese business practices. Good amount of teamwork among…”

Cons:  “Not enough collaboration between departments. Managers should utilize talents from each department to keep the creative input at a high level. Some designers…” – Full Review