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Training & Development Manager Reviews
What is it like working as a Training & Development Manager?
January 2022
Good place to work but pay is not that good.
Training & Development Manager in Semenyih:
Pros: freedom to explore, relaxed working environment
Cons: pay is not market competitive for professional staff compared to academic positions
May 2021
Interesting and challenging role where I often have to work outside the box to meet the demands of the business.
Training & Development Manager in Basildon:
Pros: Managing my team and pushing them to achieve more
Cons: Lack of financial support to have a sufficient number of staff to make a ROI.
April 2021
Busy.
Training & Development Manager in New York:
Pros: The pace works for me. I enjoy being solutions focused and always improving our processes and helping others around me to develop.
Cons: It's far from my family in another state.
August 2020
Fantastic work experience at Chemex Global.
Training & Development Manager in The Woodlands:
Pros: I most like being able to have complete autonomy for my responsibilities and having strong support to develop my competencies and transferal skills and certifications.
Cons: Nothing
July 2020
Great position to be in.
Training & Development Manager in Rockford:
Pros: Assisting with the development of all the officers on the police department.
Cons: The hours sometimes can be very tasking. The in the middle of the night call outs can be rough sometimes.
May 2020
Personally very satisfying, develop my own training programs, assist in ER when needed.
Training & Development Manager in San Diego:
Pros: I do what I feel is necessary and have full control of all training.
Cons: Pay is below average and company is reniging on promotion commitment after I received MS degree.
April 2020
Great Country - Lots of Opportunities!
Training & Development Manager in Singapore:
Pros: Lots of different cultures, foods, awesome people and the city is beautiful!
Cons: Tend to find yourself working pretty long hours and the majority of them do work crazy hours (up to 75 hours in a 5-day work week!) but they are super supportive if you need help!
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