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National Account Manager Reviews
What is it like working as a National Account Manager?
April 2018
Big city big business.
National Account Manager in Dallas:
Pros: All the amenities of a big city.
Cons: Traffic.
February 2018
Work Life.
National Account Manager in Seattle:
Pros: -Close proximity to food.
-Easy tracnsportation.
Cons: -Weather.
-Traffic.
-Rude People.
-Length of Commute.
September 2017
Great place to live and work.
National Account Manager in Cincinnati:
Pros: Friendly people, easy travel.
Cons: Job market is somewhat tight.
March 2017
Canadian Test.
National Account Manager in Oakville:
Pros: Working from Home Office.
Cons: Travel to customers.
January 2017
Great People. Great Culture.
National Account Manager in Charlotte:
Pros: The people and leadership. Great culture.
Cons: Crisis Management. Product is lacking.
March 2016
National Account Manager:
Drive, hard work, ambition, tenacity, work smart, focus on the big deals, mop up the small ones.
February 2016
Learn the day to day operations in all departments.
National Account Manager:
Never say no. Always provide a solution.
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