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Prudential Employee Reviews
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Great Place to Get Started
Financial Advisor (Former Employee) – Bethesda, MD – August 6, 2018
I had an overall positive experience with starting my career in finance here. Use this as a stepping-stone to further your career on your own, or with a much a larger firm with additional benefits
Pros
Great education
Cons
Poor compensation system
great company with great benefits and worklife balance
Project Management Intern (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – March 25, 2019
Pros:
Great worklife balance
great benefits
good company culture
Cons:
job security is good but very difficult to advace
will get 2 early promotions, then be stagnant/complacent for 10+ years
Review:
Pru is a great company to work for, I personally didnt have a great experience during my internship, but i would definitely recommend working at pru for others
Great worklife balance
great benefits
good company culture
Cons:
job security is good but very difficult to advace
will get 2 early promotions, then be stagnant/complacent for 10+ years
Review:
Pru is a great company to work for, I personally didnt have a great experience during my internship, but i would definitely recommend working at pru for others
Cons
difficult to advance
A great place to work
Vice President, Communications (Current Employee) – Newark, NJ – March 25, 2019
I love working at Prudential. My manager supports flexible work arrangements and work from home, although that is not evenly applied across other areas of the company. The new CEO is extremely authentic, and the company is driven by ethics & integrity. Movement into other areas is difficult, however, and they often like to look outside for leader positions rather than at internal talent.
A great employer
Relationship Manager (Former Employee) – Roseland, NJ – March 24, 2019
There are lots of pros to Prudential. The salary and overall benefits are great. There are also opportunities to grow and develop and to move within the organization.
Pros
salary
Cons
work life balance
Prudential is a great place to work. Wonderful benefits and pay increases along with benefits.
EXECUTIVE AREA (Former Employee) – Fort Washington, PA – March 24, 2019
Prudential is a great place to work. Wonderful benefits and pay increases along with benefits. Nice people great mission and purpose.compassion and many wonderful community environment activities.
Pros
great environment
Cons
none
Great Work/Life Balance
Senior Relationship Manager (Former Employee) – Dubuque, IA – March 20, 2019
Prudential allows for employees on all levels to have paid time of for volunteer days, ample paid vacation and sick days, and a very generous paid parental leave program. I really enjoyed the flexibility to work remotely.
Great Place to work!
Executive Assistant (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – March 20, 2019
Loved working there . . . every day was different due to the variety of things I was responsible for.
Very professional organization with opportunities for advancement.
Very professional organization with opportunities for advancement.
Pros
Free Parking
Cons
None
Great Manager
PL Sales (Former Employee) – Glen Allen, VA – March 20, 2019
The current Manager was excellent to work with. He promoted education and collaboration.
Training program is acceptable. Employees appear frustrated and need support by their Managers/Mentors.
Training program is acceptable. Employees appear frustrated and need support by their Managers/Mentors.
Cons
Increasing goals
So heavy into silos that it is a determent
Sr. Specialist, IT Infrastructure (Current Employee) – Plymouth, MN – March 18, 2019
Most individuals or teams do not want to work collaboratively with any other team for fear that their work may be taken away due to previous experiences. They also do not want to help with other areas because they do not want it to become their job in the future. There is a massive amount of distrust between departments that is hard to deal with.
Pros
Great Benefits, Good Work Life Balance
Cons
Spends too much time on how things once were
Unable to review
Real Estate Broker (Former Employee) – Portland, OR – March 16, 2019
I have not worked for Prudential NW Properties (Now Berkshire Home Services) for 18 years so can not comment on the company. Therefore, the rating is meaningless and I just filled it in because it was required to move forward.
Want to know more about Prudential? Just ask.
What is the interview process like?
Great Place to Work
Manager, Process Management (Former Employee) – Dresher, PA – March 14, 2019
I would recommend Prudential to anyone that has an opportunity to work there. It has been a great home for me for over 20 years. If I have an opportunity to get back to Prudential, I will not hesitate.
Pros
Culture, Benefits, Pay
Prudential
project leader and developer (Former Employee) – Roseland, NJ – March 13, 2019
Prudential was a great first job just out of college... I learned a lot about managing projects and people, and had the opportunity to go on several interesting business trips.
Politics is everything
Actuarial Manager (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – March 10, 2019
Culturally encourage you to talk big while do nothing, before the senior management figure this out you're likely have already got your promotion in another business unit and become one of these senior management yourself. When politics dominated the never ending reorg, this was
what's happening everyday. Gresham's law and dead sea effect are proofs.
what's happening everyday. Gresham's law and dead sea effect are proofs.
I dont really have one
Compliance Testing Analyst (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – March 8, 2019
I dont really have one and I think this bd that I have to write 150 minimum characters just to get this submitted. I did not work there long enough to give an accurate survey.
Productive and fun
Cook and Cashier (Former Employee) – Newark, NJ – March 7, 2019
I personally liked working there. It was interesting in many ways.
The people there are great. I've met people from all over the world as well as made many friends. I've learned that no matter where you come from or who you are you will always be excepted. The job was challenging at times but for me, that was my favorite time.
The people there are great. I've met people from all over the world as well as made many friends. I've learned that no matter where you come from or who you are you will always be excepted. The job was challenging at times but for me, that was my favorite time.
Pros
Got to see the Devils practice as well as play.
Great hours
Informatica Developer (Current Employee) – Plymouth, MN – March 6, 2019
Good company. Lots of people were kin to each other at the time I was there. One of the most enjoyable part of the job was the friends I made and the people I worked with.
Pros
Great benefits and no micromanaging
Cons
Needs structure and processes need to be streamlined. Very minimal training.
26 weeks, and that’s it!
Financial Planning Associate (Former Employee) – Wauwatosa, WI – March 5, 2019
If I was given longer to pass the licensing exams, I would have had a very successful career I believe. If I would have been able to be paid for selling Life and Health Insurance, while still studying for Series 6 and Series 63, then this position may have worked out better.
This was a real estate company
Real Estate Salesperson - self-employed (Former Employee) – Carlsbad, CA – March 4, 2019
The position was a sales broker for Prudential so it was commission only and you had to get your own leads and residential sell real estate this was fun, flexible schedule
Pros
Flexible schedule
Cons
Commision only
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