Social Security Administration Employer Reviews

lots of works working for social security administration that works with disability that needs to be able to be paid

Assist individuals in need of services provided by the agency.

I enjoyed working here. Some of the staff was very nice and welcoming and the resident's were amazing. I would bring the resident's their food and beverage. I also worked as the concierge answering phone calls and greeting visitor's as they arrived. Hardest thing about the job was that the management was not very good, but the most enjoyable thing was – more...  getting to know the residents. – less

I learned the importance of confidentiality, team work and having patience with people.
Management was very helpful to me, they gave me numerous opportunities to assist them with company projects.
My co-workers were extremely helpful and professional.
The hardest part of the job was having limited access to computer files to complete assignments.
The – more...  most enjoyable part of the job was data entry, sending faxes and talent shows. – less

This was a very rewarding position and I learned a lot. What I enjoyed most was being an instructor, which meant that I had to learn more about the program than I would have normally, in order to be able to answer student's.questions. The hardest part of the job was when applicants would get very emotional during an interview from the loss of a loved – more...  one (when filing for survivor benefits), or having been denied for disability benefits. I felt this was the perfect job for me except I always wanted to enter the real estate career field, which I did immediately after resigning form Social Security Administration. – less

This place was ok, yet I had trouble learning to deal with the mundane routine of doing the same thing every day of the work day, I was always looking out the window wondering when would this day end.

a typical day most day i enjofy unless i am workin onsome that dosent intrest me.
what you learned - N/A
management - is the best ive had
your co-workers - i have non that are my peers, work wit alot of "wisdom"

Social Security Administration is a company that is behind in technology. Policies are dated back to the 70s and have not been updated with the change in time.

COMING FROM THE MILITARY, I WAS USED TO TEAM WORK TO GET WHATEVER MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. AT THE SSA, MY MENTOR WOULD YELL AT ME. WHAT KIND OF MENTOR WAS THAT? THERE WERE COOL PEOPLE WORKING THERE OF COURSE, AND I MADE FRIENDS THAT I STILL TALK TO, BUT FOR THE MOST PART, IT IS BUREAUCRATIC TO THE POINT OF BEING UNBEARABLE. LOTS AND LOTS OF PAPERWORK TOO. – more...  YOU HAVE TO BE EXTREMELY ORGANIZED. – less

I enjoyed working for the Social Security Administration, Debt Management Department, because the department I worked in kept you very busy and productive all day and awarded you for your performance, quality and quantity of work contributed,

I made many friends, opportunities for promotions, the position was stable, the pay was good.

A typical day – more...  for me would start with opening tons of mail with a mail machine sorting the correspondence and batching the checks to later be examined, coded, input and verified,

Often youwould have to research information missing on checks to ensure proper endorsement of payments or send out letter informing customers that information was missing which was necessary for proper endorsement and credit to their accounts. ,

Answer a high volume of calls called alerts from field offices for information related to overpayments,

High speed key the checks and data into a machine called V-soft which captured the checks and billing stubs for repairs or corrections before running them through a check imaging device that recorded the billing stub and checks for records or references in problemsolving, batch and sort these items to be prepared for the daily deposit sent out daily. . – less

An organize thoughtful work involvement with family values and support teams in place to help you with your daily task . Ive learned how its important great everyone with a smile and give treat them as family its goes along way to build relationships .hardest part of the job was leaving the great place . the enjoyable part was the people and the upper – more...  management . – less

College internship job, enjoyed working in different areas of the company.

A typical day as a clerk consisted of pulling files, making copies, calling clients, and maintaining the integrity of the clients’ information. My co workers were mostly nice and some were even helpful. At this job, I learned that the key to success is not what you know, but who you know.

Although you get flex time and benefits, you will be stuck for years in the same position. VERY political and you must have strings to get in and move. UNqualified people with only High School get promoted to Legal positions or Management as long as you "know" some people.

Great environment to build relationships with coworkers and clients. Many opportunities for advancement.

Everyday there is something different to do. Never the same.

a very well based government agency with many opportunities to grow, if the program wouldn't have ended i would have stayed forever.

This was a government agency who takes pride in serving the people of our country and emerges new technologies on a day to day basis.

This organization was a fast paced environment. I gained a great deal of experience and training to advance me in upward mobility. My area supervisor encouraged me to conduct a training class for the area secretaries of the region under his authority. This company focused on the productivity, quality and recognition of the employee.

This company is a great company to work for they have many benefits and they work around your life and it is a 9to5 job so your able to live your life too they give you a chance to make more money in many ways doing overtime as well has credit