1,123 Senior Manager Reviews

"I like the innovative and leading edge technology. Some of the paperwork and reporting get old."

"Lots of autonomy, but not able to grow in my current company."

"I love marketing - period. You definitely have to find the right company to work for in order to gain skills you will need if you plan to move up and make a legitimate career. Marketing positions can vary significantly from company to company, some provide you with great marketing experience, some provide absolutely no transferable skills for progression."

"I enjoy working with clients and I am always being challenged to help resolve complex issues. It sometimes can be stressful but I use this to gain more experience in handling diverse situations."

"Working in advisory services or consulting is exciting and makes you learn a lot in the beginning of your career. However, you have to take your career with a short term lens, because you are going to be serving clients for short periods at a time (anything from 3 months to 1 year is the most normal)."

"Yes. Remove GM, and the leadership in Austin, and I am very happy being a Senior Manager. I like the latitude that most companies and management give me. I like the molding I get to do with employees. It only happens rarely, but when it does, I hate being micromanaged. I have too much experience to need that."

"Nothing specific about this designation that I hate or love."

"Loved the work I was doing for the clients, hated the internal politics of the company."

"Contribution to corporate strategy but has little leadership responsibilities."

"Managing a Unionized work force is the worse part of the job. Being able to make a difference and provide good customer service is what I love about the job."

"It is a good position within PwC. Were the pay scale comparable to other senior manager positions and if there were opportunity for advancement, the company would be outstanding."