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Last updated Jan 02 2025
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Vice President (VP), General Manager Reviews

What is it like working as a Vice President (VP), General Manager?

June 2016
Construction Manager.
Vice President (VP), General Manager:
Be sure to discuss the company's expectations for you and your expectations for the company with regards to growth, responsibilities and compensation.
May 2016
Reputation is very important.
Vice President (VP), General Manager:
Be patient with major change initiatives.
April 2016
Dealing with other senior managers.
Vice President (VP), General Manager:
Pay attention to the small details in people and the processes established for all employees to follow.
April 2016
Vice President (VP), General Manager:
Be prepared for lots of dedicated hours, including office hours, travel hours, and business related social hours.
April 2016
Undervalued.
Vice President (VP), General Manager:
Ensure you have access to the right senior leadership which means not just title but people who actually understand and value your role in order to push things out otherwise it is a daily battle usually based on money and not risk.
September 2015
Team building.
Vice President (VP), General Manager:
Your job would be easier with a bench, build the bench before continuing the job.
August 2015
Look for alternative to advance.
Vice President (VP), General Manager:
Do not take verbal contract but written contract, and ensure the contract protect one interest.

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