RTO Policy Sucks - Associate Product Owner Chubb Employee Review

3.0
Mar 6, 2025
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Pros

Culture all depends on the type of manager you have. There are some good managers here that care about your development and your point of view. There is freedom and encouragement to move around. Plenty of opportunity to move around and still stay within the company. Generous PTO once you hit the 5 year mark. Good benefits.

Cons

Measly raises, only 1-2%. They tend to grossly underpay and when you challenge that with hard facts and data, you get the runaround. You could literally be training somebody with less experience than you who makes 20% more. The way they handled the RTO policy was horrible. So much miscommunication. Also, there’s no room for upward feedback. If you’re stuck with a micromanager, there’s no way to get out of that without changing your job, and the feedback never gets to them. The CEO changes the direction of the company culture depending on where the (political) wind blows. They’ve poorly midhandled diversity, equity, and inclusion, changing their policy, and when they found out employees weren’t happy about it (surprise surprise) they minimally backtracked. Needs better new parent leave policy to match competitors. Current policy is lacking.

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2.0
Jun 22, 2026
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Pros

Business side is smart and is superb at their product

Cons

The IT organization struggles with structural challenges that impact efficiency. The offshore-heavy model in India means US-based employees regularly work early hours to stay aligned, which is unsustainable long-term. The workforce is heavily weighted toward a high-headcount service model rather than investing in strong engineering talent — you need fewer, better engineers, not more bodies. Central tech functions are attempting to build platforms, but without a clear shared understanding of what a platform actually means, these initiatives remain incomplete. The result is heavy manual workarounds propping up half-finished solutions. Strategic direction shifts frequently, and ongoing layoff announcements make it difficult to plan or build momentum.

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