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Director of Operations Reviews
What is it like working as a Director of Operations?
October 2019
Challanging.
Director of Operations in Mexicali:
Pros: Challange
Cons: Location, no more to go to.
October 2019
Director of Operations in Cincinnati:
Pros: Living downtown.
Cons: Too small
October 2019
Excellent.
Director of Operations in Singapore:
Pros: Safety & ease of travel
Cons: High cost of living
October 2019
Great working environment.
Director of Operations in Oxford:
Pros: Infrastructure and location close to capital
Cons: traffic
October 2019
Owners a great, but the President is not honest.
Director of Operations in Lansing:
Pros: The compassion of the Ownership group
Cons: The change in culture
October 2019
Challenging and rewarding.
Director of Operations in Valdosta:
Pros: Knowing that at the end of the day. We have helped people in need of assistance.
Cons: Being severely underpaid, overworked, and plain out taken advantage of.
October 2019
Great.
Director of Operations in Tampa:
Pros: Different opportunities everywhere
Cons: It is very hot all of the time
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