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Project Manager, Operations Reviews
What is it like working as a Project Manager, Operations?
October 2020
Exciting and Energetic.
Project Manager, Operations in New York:
Pros: I love the variety of people that you meet day to day and the opportunities that are available.
Cons: The MTA/subway system. It takes forever to get anywhere at rush hour.
September 2020
Great Place to Work.
Project Manager, Operations in Salt Lake City:
Pros: I enjoy the people I work with and I identify with the university's mission to expand access to education. Managing projects can be challenging and you have to have the type of personality that can roll with a lot of changes.
Cons: I started her 7 years ago and have found that upward job progression is slower and more difficult if have been with the company for a long time verses coming in as a new employee from the outside with the same level of experience and qualifications.
August 2020
Project Manager, Operations in Sandy:
Concentrix is a company that truly lives the culture that they publicly stand for... They truly care about their clients and their employees while looking for true improvement in the industry. I’ve never had a better employer!
May 2020
Mentally damaging.
Project Manager, Operations in Houston:
Pros: Not being micromanaged, controlling inventory, allowed to create and implement solutions. Solving material discrepancies, working to improve the business and reduce unnecessary material spending.
Cons: Favoritisms, lying to clients, throwing away material, nepotism, illegal terminations, work assignment and deadline overloads. Gossip, backstabbing, being overqualified and assigned excessive remedial tasks that take time away from more important business tasks. Paid less then the owners best friend and I do the entirety of his job in addition to an extremity of tasks equalling to a total of 4 different positions. Harassed, yelled at and treated with no respect and ignored regarding work assignments that require me to interact with the owners best friend who doesn’t do his job and is intentionally trying to get me fired. Maliciously bullied by 2 employees who hate me by posting signs saying activities specific to me are not permitted even though they are not management. Toxic employees.
March 2020
I love the people I work with; I don’t love the organization I work for.
Project Manager, Operations in Montréal:
Pros: The opportunity to support challenging projects, or one’s with a great cause
Cons: Senior management does not value staff
January 2020
Exclusion from opportunities.
Project Manager, Operations in Decatur:
Pros: Help to shape the permitting process
Cons: Not recognized for my contribution and payed for what I earn
January 2020
Somewhat struggling and stressful.
Project Manager, Operations in Dallas:
Pros: Future opportunities and company growth potential
Cons: Lack of processes
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