Operations Manager (Former Employee), Anaheim Hills, CA. – May 23, 2012
Pros: loved the pace and the multi-function job duties
Cons: commute
In a Supporting Position, in a fast paced quick thinking environment taught me to roll with the flow of ever present changing priorities and a multitude of Bosses, both internal and external. Willingness and desire to learn. grow and assist in every possible way is paramount.
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP (Former Employee), Livingston, NJ – May 22, 2012
Pros: being crossed train on different products, room for advancement
Cons: can't really complain
A typical day of work will be full of new and exiciting work task, answer calls for customer needing to know the status of the disabilty, life conversions and medical underwriting procedures. In doing all of this I was able to learn about New Jersey State Disabilty Laws and Life Insurance. The hardest part of my job was not being able to overide some – more... of the things needed to help assist a customer. The most enjoyable was interacting over the phone and with co-workers to get the job at hand done. – less
Clerical Assistant (Former Employee), Clarksville, TN – May 16, 2012
Pros: company parties/luncheons
I performed miscellaneous tasks such as responding to phone inquiries, data entry, maintaining client files, preparing mailings and organizing for sale books. Co-workers were friendly and always looked out for one another.
I love working for Prudential, I have been able to move around into different positions during the last 3 1/2 years. There is not a lot of turnover in the HR department so I might not have an opportunity to get a job in the department.
Customer Service Representative (Former Employee), Dresher, PA – May 4, 2012
During the 10 years I worked there I loved it.. I learned so many things.. Typical day go in hit the phones or log in, lunch.. working with great people who were team players.. Management does a good job of explaining what is needed from each employee.. The hardest part of the job was leaving it.. Most enjoyable part of working there is that it felt – more... like family, from management on down.,. – less
Hard worker and always looking for ways to help my employer improve their company to increase business.
REO- Foreclosure Specialist/Executive Assistant (Former Employee), Salt Lake City, UT – May 2, 2012
Pros: free lunches
Cons: healthcare
I enjoy every part of my job, get along with everyone and if there is an issue, try and work it out. I love helping my boss improve his business whether it be increasing business and coming up with ideas to help make everyone love their job and want to make a more enjoyable atmosphere.
Financial Advisor (Former Employee), Honolulu, HI – May 1, 2012
Pros: full work autonomy
Cons: insurance sales is not for everyone.
Prudential. the name says it all. Everyone knows who Prudential is and what they do and its reputation is well deserved. The training resources and floor support was exceptional.
Marketing Specialist (Current Employee), Creve Coeur, MO – April 25, 2012
I am in a position where I learn new things everyday. The people that I work with are highly professional. The most enjoyable part of my job is helping people protect their loved ones.
Financial Professional Associate (Current Employee), East Hanover, NJ – April 25, 2012
Working with Prudential as an adviser has its pros and cons. The company does not offer a base salary, but there are incentives, bonuses and benefits. It is a commission position, but that is the type of person it requires (a go-getter).