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Vice President (VP), Operations Reviews
What is it like working as a Vice President (VP), Operations?
November 2018
Great place to raise a family.
Vice President (VP), Operations in Green Bay:
Pros: Minimal commute
Cons: Winter
November 2018
Good working atmosphere.
Vice President (VP), Operations in Mumbai:
Pros: Professionalism
Cons: Travelling time to work place
November 2018
Banker with a community heart.
Vice President (VP), Operations in Angola:
Pros: Community service at its best
Cons: No complaints
November 2018
Great.
Vice President (VP), Operations in Amsterdam:
Pros: Friendliness and open people
Cons: Rain
October 2018
Small town living.
Vice President (VP), Operations in Hobart:
Pros: Small town living around a big city
April 2018
Self Starter.
Vice President (VP), Operations in Ahmedabad:
Be a self starter. Look for shortfalls and space for improvement, implement steps for improvement and measure results.
March 2018
Work in the gateway to the sierras.
Vice President (VP), Operations in Visalia:
Pros: The small town feel
Cons: The summer air quality.
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