Not a bad place to start out - give it 3 years then look for another job - Senior Accounting Associate Prudential Employee Review

4.0
Jun 15, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

Work is relatively easy. On the job training is very good. Good work/life balance. They pay for $12,000/yr for tuition reimbursement. Also have a transit reimbursement program for people who take public transportation. Benefits are very good.

Cons

25% of the people do 75% of the work. They don't cut dead weight. People have been there for over 30 years without receiving ONE promotion. I guess that could be a good thing and a bad thing though. You don't want to be known for slashing stable jobs. The only raises you get are when you get promoted and a "salary adjustment" of about 1% per year - not even beating the 3% average inflation rate per year.

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5.0
Jul 18, 2026
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Pros

The training is fantastic and culture shows that they really care about you succeeding in the role. The leadership team really engages with their employees and help any way possible.

Cons

None to find at the moment.

3.0
Jul 10, 2026
Recommend
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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 Can be a comfortable landing spot if you're able to tune out the outdated processes and legacy mindset.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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