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Product Management Director Reviews
What is it like working as a Product Management Director?
August 2019
Product Management Director in Seattle:
My role as a PM at Porch has been the best job I could ever wish for. The pace is very fast and as such I learn an incredible amount every day. Comp isn't as good as what you may see at an AMZN, MSFT or similar, but the tradeoff of faster learning & growth, an enormous amount of autonomy, and ability to have your personal contribution visibly & meaningfully effect the company's overall bottom line & long-term growth trajectory are deeply rewarding and well worth the tradeoff for me.
March 2019
Interesting work, restrictive culture, process heavy.
Product Management Director in San Francisco:
Pros: I'm learning a lot. Lots of interesting technology. Strong customer base.
Cons: Pay, culture, work from is on an exception basis and not embraced by the company. No stock options. Poor 401k match. Travel is difficult to get approved.
March 2019
One of the best employers and companies to work for.
Product Management Director in San Antonio:
Pros: Great company and mission.
Cons: Shifting culture and behind in technology and infrastructure.
February 2019
Most fulfilling employment experience.
Product Management Director in Dubai:
Pros: The trust placed in you by senior leadership.
Cons: NA
January 2019
Product Management Director:
Back in late 2012, Altisource opened their beachhead in Boston, calling it "Altisource Labs". It was to be a software innovation center, developing state-of-the-art software for the mortgage banking industry. They hired a bunch of smart start-up veterans, used a modern tech stack and tooling, and incentivised them all with market-level pay plus some pseudo-equity grants, with the idea that the software businesses would eventually spin out from the mothership. Altisource was investing a LOT in this radical idea. Fast forward a few years, corporate revenue tanks due to regulatory issues with their one main paying customer, and Altisource decides that building a software company out of nothing takes too long, and eventually lays of the majority of the staff, in a painfull, incremental process of multiple small layoffs spread over ~ 2 years. A grand experiment failed miserably.
January 2019
Lots to do.
Product Management Director in Minneapolis:
Pros: Always opportunity and lots to do
Cons: Layers of management to get something done
March 2018
Product Management Director in San Francisco:
Pros: The general atmosphere of tech startups.
Cons: The horrible, abject poverty about which this city and it's residents can't seem to figure out if they even want to do anything.
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