1,358 Program Manager Reviews

"Supply Chain management and Project management is very important area for any company so I should like to be in the same company."

"The constant organizational changes create major continuity challenges! It has been difficult to see close co-workers and mentors impacted by the multiple company wide layoffs and the impacts on morale. The team morale is finally starting to improve with some focused attention to the matter."

"I enjoy the aspect of working with people, communicating, and educating customers on the intricacies of their issues.The one thing I hated was not being given opportunities to work in other avenues of IT in my most recent environment."

"I enjoy managing employees. Responsible for the program growth, cost reduction, risk management, on time delivery, customer satisfaction and integration of lean concepts."

"I like my role. As a people person in business I understood the needs of the employees."

"It is both rewarding and challenging."

"Love: You get an opportunity to work across multiple geographies, lines of business to re-structure and optimize processes and get recognized. Get to meet a variety of people and solving problems.Not like: Not having a direct say on the wider business case."

"I am the Program Manager so I am a little bias."

"Program and project management provides the opportunity to shape and control the outcome of the task at hand. The PMP certification provides a framework and the tools needed to consistently manage a project through completion."

"I loved being a program manager at HP. People knew you were an expert in your field and took the time to ask you for your professional opinion. I had the freedom to run my program and make it great."

"Work is good, but the job requires long hours."

"Every day is a new day and lot of scope to learn."

"Good place to work, but no innovation."

"I enjoyed the work immensely... It was a fulfilling experience when you were able see a program that was your brain child become successful. Then watch as students graduate and move on to bigger and better careers."