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Financial Services Associate (Former Employee) – Vienna, VA – January 22, 2014
• Passed required exam for Series 6 license
• Attended Financial Services Associate training classes
• Calculate premiums and establish payment method
• Customize insurance programs to suit individual customers including covering a variety of risks
• Responsible for setting up new customer accounts and proper documentation
• Attended Financial Services Associate training classes
• Calculate premiums and establish payment method
• Customize insurance programs to suit individual customers including covering a variety of risks
• Responsible for setting up new customer accounts and proper documentation
great team support system
FINANCIAL ADVISOR ASSISTANT (Former Employee) – Frankfort, IL – May 21, 2018
Great team support system, and a lot of room for advancement if willing to work for it. Company offers a lot of perks to their employees for providing outstanding services and meeting or exceeding their goals.
not enought time to help, I work with people on Section8 /welfare.
Account Representative (Former Employee) – Baltimore, MD – May 21, 2018
I would go to West Baltimore and explain the healthcare service to
people on welfare. They were not sure how it would help them,
because they only had know section 8 healthcare benefits. I would explain them the adv of using the plan... we work as team, we had team leaders who a second language. The hardest part was going
home,
people on welfare. They were not sure how it would help them,
because they only had know section 8 healthcare benefits. I would explain them the adv of using the plan... we work as team, we had team leaders who a second language. The hardest part was going
home,
Pros
meeting people
Cons
not understanding all there concerns and problems.
Productive and great place to work with constant moving atmosphere
Sr. Claims Examiner (Former Employee) – Jacksonville, FL – May 21, 2018
Prudential was a great place to work. They are a fast paced, very knowledgeable company that loves to show their employees gratitude and promote within.
Pros
Great compensation, great benefits, a company that invests in their employees
Cons
none
Not the best landing place for experienced hires
Financial Planner (Former Employee) – Phoenix, AZ – May 19, 2018
The recruiting process is overwhelmingly geared towards inexperienced hires and career changers. As such, there is not much resource available for experienced hires to continue to sharpen their saw. I was sold on the promise of being positioned as a joint work partner for less experienced hires, but the bar kept being moved and I was thus never positioned in that role.
The most enjoyable part of the job
Consulting Manager Systems Development (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – May 19, 2018
Prudential Financial was a very good company to work for and had excellent benefits although the medical benefits cost was rising dramatically. The people working there were very professional and easy to get along with. At times the job was very stressful and working nights and weekends did occur to meet very aggressive deadlines.
A great place to work for
QA Manager, Project Management (Current Employee) – Newark, NJ – May 18, 2018
I've been with Prudential for almost 17 years, and I don't have any bad experiences...all the people I work with are all nice and have became friends with them even outside work...I enjoyed working especially in Newark where it is close to my home and I have alternate work arrangement so it is really great for working mothers like me!
Pros
good working environment
Great company, but not great for advancement
Senior Business Analysis Associate (Current Employee) – Newark, NJ – May 17, 2018
I have been with the company for 18 years. I have 4 different job titles. In the 9 years I've been in my current position, I have not had any type of promotion. I receive great reviews each year, but it seems advancement is non-existent.
Wish there was more opportunity to advance
Account Associate (Current Employee) – Jacksonville, FL – May 16, 2018
I was told during the hiring process that most people stay in the position a year before advancing and that is not true. Everyone is so nice and helpful though
The Real Estate Company no longer exists in this area.
Real Estate Sales, Full Time (Former Employee) – Lynchburg, VA – May 16, 2018
This firm is no longer in business here in the Lynchburg area. I competed with the primary broker and received little training. It was a good place to see about various firms in the area.
Pros
Good starting position
Cons
No training.
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Summer Intern (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – May 15, 2018
There is a lot of emphasis on creating a good working environment for every person. There are many training videos that every worker must take to understand how to treat others and work ethically. There are many meetings, and managers will keep you busy the entire time you are there.
Pros
Hardworking atmosphere, lots of guidance
Productive and Flexible working environment
Technical Lead-beneficary Services (Current Employee) – Roseland, NJ – May 14, 2018
Pru has a very nice work life balance. They allow a lot of flex time and work from home. The culture is diverse which makes it a very nice and comfortable working environment. They offer wonderful benefits including advancing your education and are very flexible with their employees.
Pros
work from home/very flexible
Cons
turn over
workplace culture
Senior Calculations clerk (Former Employee) – Horsham, PA – May 14, 2018
The culture at the workplace has changed over the years. It is now more production oriented. Meaning, the amount of work that can be completed without the insight knowledge of the products that you are working on.
Typical Insurance Company
Financial Services Associate (Former Employee) – Indianapolis, IN – May 13, 2018
This job was as a financial services associate. Although at its heart the sale of life insurance was the only thing that was important to the executives at the branch.
Haven't worked for Prudential in over 22 years.
Compensation Analyst (Former Employee) – Fort Washington, PA – May 11, 2018
Haven't worked for Prudential in over 22 years. The product and people are great. Prudential treated each employee with respect and equality while also compensating them accordingly.
Productive company with great benefits
Business Analysis Associate (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – May 11, 2018
Room for advancement
On the job training
always work to be done
workplace culture
most enjoyable was learning new things and the people
hardest part of the job was having to leave
On the job training
always work to be done
workplace culture
most enjoyable was learning new things and the people
hardest part of the job was having to leave
Pros
benefits
Cons
downsized
Great company
Production Supervisor (Current Employee) – Newark, NJ – May 10, 2018
Prudential really cares about their employees and work/life balance. They offer training to advance everyone's career growth and not just in specific skills but in management and leadership skills.
Women's ratings
3.2
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82%say women are treated fairly and equally to men
55%would recommend to other women
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