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Technical Product & Program Manager Reviews

What is it like working as a Technical Product & Program Manager?

January 2021
The most bureaucratic company in the world.
Technical Product & Program Manager in Dallas:
Pros: Great opportunity for growth
Cons: High turnover, low accountability, slow to hire new employees (6+ months)
December 2020
People who actually do the work are never appreciated. People who are good at BSing are rewarded.
Technical Product & Program Manager in Portland:
Pros: Work life balance, emphasis on health
Cons: The office politics. There is absolutely no mentoring/promotion process at Nike
July 2020
Fast paced, complex application environment, exciting.
Technical Product & Program Manager in Dallas:
Pros: opportunity to work with many diverse groups and systems
Cons: constant management changes
May 2020
Technical Product & Program Manager in West Branch:
There is total lack of communication with company leaders, and no understanding of job requirements. Salaries are not adjusted according to duties and performance. Teamwork is not promoted. Employees are not given any incentive to excel at their duties.
April 2020
Working in mumbai has lot competition, where startup are rising and you need to beat the odds.
Technical Product & Program Manager in Mumbai:
Pros: Diversity, Facilities , exposure to international client
Cons: Crowd , traffic , delays
April 2020
Constantly busy, lots to do, not a lot gets done to completion.
Technical Product & Program Manager in Seattle:
Pros: Working with smart people, engaging with customers around the world, being part of a broad global team
Cons: It's easy to say bureaucracy, but it's really the learned helplessness that bureaucracy begets across broad swaths of the company. Many feel dis-empowered and have learned it to be safer to do nothing unless told to do so; which makes it difficult to get much done without strong top-down direction and leadership... layer on a matrix organization and quickly things grind to a halt. It is exhausting fighting to break this tendency, and constantly searching for islands of the company where the culture promotes autonomous thinking, and where the go-doers live.
April 2020
Technical Product & Program Manager in Post Falls:
It can be challenging here, but you will work with great people and learn alot about manufacturing and business. Very transparent environment with open accountability. Matrixed cross functional team environment.

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