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Account Coordinator Reviews
What is it like working as an Account Coordinator?
April 2019
Stressful.
Account Coordinator in Leavenworth:
Pros: working with accounts
Cons: The pay
March 2019
Account Coordinator in Sydney:
Pros: opportunities
Cons: travel time and tolls
February 2019
Amazing Company and People!
Account Coordinator in Tyler:
Pros: This is my home and that I can make a decent living without a daily long commute is paramount.
Cons: I don't know.
January 2019
Satisfying.
Account Coordinator in Miami:
Pros: I am very independent
Cons: Salary
January 2019
Busy.
Account Coordinator in Mount Laurel:
Pros: Everything I know is 15 minutes away.
Cons: Traffic
December 2018
Artistic opportunity.
Account Coordinator in Austin:
Pros: Culture
Cons: Competitive
December 2018
Recent college grad working downtown.
Account Coordinator in Chicago:
Pros: I like all the diversity and things to do downtown. It provides a lot of fun things to do after work.
Cons: The cost of living including commuting can be pricey and I don't think the pay adequately reflects that.
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