If you want to be treated like a 8 year old, this is your place. - Operations Associate Prudential Employee Review

2.0
Jan 21, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

Great Work life balance, hours were fair and PTO given was decent. Benefits package very thorough, including paid tuition with little to no commitment. Easy job (if that's what you're into)

Cons

Most jobs arn't challenging, people stay there for years doing the same job. People aren't motivated to work hard, coworkers are only worried about covering their own butts. The monetary compensation is horribly low. The whole management structure is screwed up, too many managers whose only job is micro managing associates. Most of the managers are there because of length of working time, not leadership ability. The culture sucks! No one has any fun ever. It's go to work, process, go home. There is a tattle-tail culture, which is rewarded for some sick reason. The technology you have to use every day sucks. They refuse to pay contractors to create good systems, instead relying on internal IT people. Little/ no investment made in employees learning or development.

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Cons

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Pros

Solid benefits package, manageable workload. Can be a comfortable landing spot if you're able to tune out the outdated processes and legacy mindset.

Cons

The company undergoes frequent restructuring, and technical leadership often lacks the depth needed to guide modern engineering decisions. The culture can feel rooted in an older, more traditional mindset, and promising initiatives frequently get stuck in POC hell rather than reaching production. Career progression is also very manager-dependent; the wrong reporting relationship can significantly stall your growth. Overall technical bar is low — if you're trying to sharpen your skills, this environment may hold you back rather than push you forward.

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