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CLAIMS EXAMINER (Former Employee) – Jacksonville, FL – July 16, 2018
Great company to work for. Great benefits package. The training program was 10 weeks long. You are given all of the information needed to succeed. I would definitely recommend working here.
Job is not as advertised and pushed by recruiter
Financial Professional (Current Employee) – Ohio – July 16, 2018
Compensation is far from what was advertised. You will be deep out of pocket before serious compensation even begins. Management is not present. On the plus side, hours are very flexible.
Productive enviroment
Security Guard (Current Employee) – Romulus, MI – July 15, 2018
I love the job just looking for a better paying job and a better environment...i also looking to advance in a different profession..i would recommend this job to anyone that is trying to become a security guard security officer
Great first job for college grad
General Claims Examiner (Former Employee) – Dresher, PA – July 11, 2018
I learned a lot about the corporate setting being my first job out of college. As a temp I felt like my role wasn't valued that much and they promised full time employment and in reality gave it to one/two people out of 12 after about a year and a half.
Pros
Good food in the cafeteria
Cons
No benefits through a temp agency
On par with most fortune 500 companies
ADECCO Temporary Assignments (Current Employee) – Newark, NJ – July 10, 2018
When I began working here in 2008 as a consultant, it seemed like a great company, but as time has gone by it's become less desirable to work here. (No advancement opportunities and salary increases are nonexistent)
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good company to start your insurance career
Agent/Producer (Former Employee) – Littleton, CO – July 9, 2018
good company to start your career with had training if you needed it and benefits and flexible hours but this was over 20 years ago which means no cell phones and no internet
fast paced, ever changing, but great benefits
Sr. Customer Serivce Associate - Annuities (Current Employee) – Shelton, CT – July 8, 2018
In my particular role, being a case manager of problem cases, it can be high stress with demanding turnaround times for resolutions with a running book of 25-40 cases. 4-8 new ones each day. Management knows that we are under staffed but not able to bring in any new hires due to budget constrains within the business. Knowing that we are a high demand unit, you would think they would want to staff properly taking into consideration how many people will be off on PTO on any given day (maybe there is more to this behind the scene w/senior mgmt, not sure). That said work/life balance is not as ideal as it could be. A nice plus is being able to work overtime and get paid for it and working remotely as often as needed. Also, if you meet expectations in the role, come the annual review, a raise in salary is always given and bonuses are provided at year end depending on any extra project work completed.
Pros
can work remotely, benefits, paid overtime, annual raises
Cons
high stress, under staffed
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Financial Professional Associate (Current Employee) – Newark, NJ – July 8, 2018
Great company that serves their community and employees well.
the workplace culture is great, coworkers are awesome and management is engaged with employees.
the workplace culture is great, coworkers are awesome and management is engaged with employees.
Pros
flexible schedul
Cons
commission only
Good Co to work for
Manager (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – July 6, 2018
Stable Company, good work culture, lots of opportunities. The hardest part of the job had to do with department restructuring. The most enjoyable part of the job was feeling like my coworkers were family.
That was a life time ago ! Im not sure if there office still is operating.
Realtor (Former Employee) – Middletown New Jersey – July 5, 2018
I can say my job there was over nineteen years ago. I sold real estate I loved it and made a lot of money in a short period of time. However, when my second son was born I was back to a stay at home mom. I have not returned to real estate since.
It was amazing.
Realtor (Former Employee) – Brentwood, CA – July 5, 2018
It was amazing. The culture was supportive and encouraging. Lots of training classes keeping us in the loop at all times so we were a head of the market and all the changes coming and going. Lenders, lawyer and escrow reps held training, making sure we new changing rates new programs, new laws that might change the way we do things in are day to day business.
Extremely Professional place to work with
Financial Service Associate / Recruiter (Former Employee) – Newark US – July 2, 2018
An awesome experience to work with Prudential Financial. My first opportunity to work in US and also with a diverse crowd was an amazing eye opener for me. I loved every bit of learning at Prudential.
Pros
Diversed Colleagues in Team
Cons
No cons to mention
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