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Credit Manager Reviews
What is it like working as a Credit Manager?
January 2019
It's excellent experience for first time managers.
Credit Manager in Montréal:
Pros: Flexible schedule, great office atmosphere and company culture.
Cons: The pay is below average and they tend to work with contracts to limit a full salary at the level. It can get very demanding during spring campaign.
January 2019
Good working condition.
Credit Manager in Rajkot:
Pros: Business awareness.
Cons: Stability and satisfation on job
January 2019
Shopping.
Credit Manager in New York:
Pros: the atmosphere
Cons: commute
December 2018
Heaven.
Credit Manager in Bangalore:
Pros: great place to live
Cons: traffic
August 2018
Great exposure and very transperant organization.
Credit Manager in Chennai:
Pros: Expectations , roles & responsibility are laid out clearly
Cons: Long working hours due to the high work load
May 2018
Great.
Credit Manager in Fort Worth:
Pros: Less traffic and great atomsphere
Cons: Pay
March 2018
Great City.
Credit Manager in Portland:
Pros: Good economy and good weather. Close to the mountains and ocean.
Cons: Traffic.
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