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      Osaic

      Engaged Employer

      Osaic reviews

      2.5

      29% would recommend to a friend

      (455 total reviews)
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      Jamie Price

      31% approve of CEO

      24% positive business outlook

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      Osaic has an employee rating of 2.5 out of 5 stars, based on 455 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Osaic employee rating is 31% below average for employers within the Financial Services industry (3.6 stars).

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      455 reviews
      4.0
      Mar 21, 2022

      Great opportunities in IT and EPMO fields

      Senior program manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      The hiring process can be slow but once onboarded, I was immediately empowered to contribute in meaningful ways. Management really listens and respects the experts. The politics are mild in comparison to most places. It’s a growing company so lots of opportunities to have influence and potential future advancement. Great group of folks. They tend to contract-to-hire and favor seasoned experts over cost saving newbie’s. Work from home is allowed and they provide the technology to make it possible. Benefits are good. Bonus is excellent. Great group of folks.

      Cons

      If you need order and predictability, this is not your spot. With growth comes disruption. And they have both! Collaboration skills are critical, as is being op n to shifting priorities. With that said, I’ve always felt I had a voice in course changes. The CEO’s vision is not clear, not clearly aligned to goals and budget.

      4.0
      Oct 27, 2021

      Growing & Thriving culture in progress

      Relationship manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Advisor Group is listening, to us as employees and to our Financial Professionals that we serve. That's rare sometimes, and especially in the Financial Services space. They are leaning into their strengths and aren't afraid to step in when the right person isn't in the right seat. Their strengths are relationships, and resources for financial professionals. They are working to develop their mid-level leadership and take notice of the leaders that are doing the work.

      Cons

      Perfect? No, Pace of change is rapid - which can take away from client and employee experience.

      3.0
      Oct 22, 2021

      Great Employees, Benefits, and Growth- No Procedural Resouces

      Operations processor ii
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      The management and team are helpful and hand-on. Growth oppurtunities are always provided to those that are digilently working and show understanding of the work. The pay is great and the vacation time. The insurance is okay as it can be a bit high. There is 401k options as well. You can learn alot from the team regarding finance. Everyone is open and down to earth inculding the upper managment postions.

      Cons

      Excessive overtime. Lack of procedural/policy resources everything is told to you in a vitual meeting and never in writing. Which is impossible to follow in a every changing industry like finance. There is no clear division of team/departments. Any and all work can, and will be shifted to Operations for assistance. Thus, quick training and high expections for completion of the new document type is pushed constantly. Thus, resulting in the high volume of operation work piling up, therefore additional overtime to complete your expected productive level. As most corporate financial companies the expectation of set number of production items are impossible to match with the additional reports,tasks, meetings, and assistance required to complete each day. Yet, you must report on why you didn't meet the number everyday. Also you are able to see daily how much each team member did making you someone who could very well be pushing to the max look less than your counter parts. The high level of stress the enviroment as a whole creates is physically, mentally, and spiritual exhausting. There is no real work/ life/ school balance.

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