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Account Manager Reviews
What is it like working as an Account Manager?
June 2022
Very demanding job wearing multiple hats, zero training.
Account Manager in Huntington Beach:
Pros: Knowing that my work directly helps people afford their medication.
Cons: stress, high workload, low pay, little to no training and difficult people to work with internally
June 2022
Amazing.
Account Manager in Leeds:
Pros: Big city, lots of opportunity, thriving atmosphere
Cons: Public transport is a joke! The largest city in Europe without a mass transit system
May 2022
Technically my title is Client Service Advisor.
Account Manager in San Diego:
Pros: Building relationships with chairs
Cons: I wear a bunch of hats and so it can be hard to juggle everything thrown my way especially if a member and chair are not satisfied
May 2022
It’s good experience but I am not getting paid for what I do. Majority of the time I am also covering reception and doing the receptionist role.
Account Manager in Sydney:
Pros: There’s room for growth.
Cons: Pay
May 2022
Alot of pressure, but exciting.
Account Manager in Johannesburg:
Pros: Interaction with executive clients, implementation of products
Cons: Unappreciation
April 2022
Could be better.
Account Manager in Chicago:
Pros: interacting with customers and traveling
Cons: the pay and the amount of work expected from you
April 2022
I love my facility.
Account Manager in Claremont:
Pros: What I like most about working here, is my coworkers and residents they are what keep me here. I also love the fact it is close to home and I don't have to travel far during snow storms.
Cons: What I least like is how poor they pay, and the benefits are terrible you may as well not have any type of insurance through the company. I definitely feel very unappreciated, and so do my staff. We all depend on each other so much here, and we do really love working here but there are times when working here makes it hard to live in the real world. What I mean when I say that, is the prices of food are going up, rent, electricity. Anything you need to survive or raise your family is expensive and what we make here with the company is just not enough to survive. In our town, our wages cannot even begin to compete with the other business in town. They all make much more than my staff do and honestly its not right, these housekeepers work hard, blood, tears and sweat. They need to be noticed and compensated for their hard work.
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