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3.0

CEO Approval

Thomas D. Koos

President and CEO

33% "Approve"

1 out of 3 Jacuzzi Brands Reviews

March 25, 2009
“ Great Brand, But Too Many Issues To List ”
Assistant Product Manager in Chino, CA
Jacuzzi is a gobally known name and a "Fun" company to work for. Most positions have a good work / life balance. Company tries to overcome obstacles, but seems to have a lot of legacy issues dating ...
March 03, 2009
“ Tough decisions must be made & implemented at Jacuzzi ”
Director, Marketing in Chino Hills, CA
September 23, 2008
“ A long road ahead! ”
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