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AIA Malaysia (Insurance)
Financial Services
Snapshot
1312 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
13 / 27
Project manager
Work life balance, supportive team, vision manager
workload sometimes too high, timeline not realistic
Procurement specialist
- Securities Entrusted - Activity Engaged
- Management issues - No proper job orientation
Marketing specialist
Work life balance, benefits are great, got gym
Not ‘technology’ enough. Quite old school
Life planner
AIA has among the most attractive packages for people who are looking to join the insurance industry
Rejection is your bread and butter
Anonymous employee
stable company with decent amount of pay
uptight, not so bright future, old business model.
Assistant manager
Good benefit Good vibe within team High flexibility
Vague career pathway Shattered communication
Director
Sophisticated business foundation built over the years with strong distribution channels and great marketing especially in the Mark Tucker and subsequently Mr. Ng Keng Hooi days.
Company is only concerned about cost cutting in the recent years especially with current CEO. Innovation takes time and if you cut down on things like long-term investments, R&D or as ridiculous as expecting ROI even before PoC ends… well this probably explains why the share price continues to drop. This business model will remain stagnant.
Content creator
Flexible hours and working schedule
No basic salary, mostly based on commission
Analyst
Work life balance , flexible work arrangement
Salary abit lower than market
Good medical insurance benefit. Yearly increment and bonus depending on performance. Good work culture.
Not flexible in working from home
Procurement
Employee benefits like optics and dental annual basis & insurance coverage
Promotions is not easy to get and always hired outsiders for senior positions
Manager
Good compensation, good colleagues and recruitment experience
Role can be quite operational at times
Working at AIA Hong Kong and Macau is rewarding due to its strong brand reputation and competitive benefits. Employees enjoy satisfactory benefits comparable to those offered by other leading insurance companies, making it an attractive workplace for career growth and stability in the insurance industry.
While AIA Hong Kong and Macau offers many benefits, there are some challenges to consider. The fast-paced work environment can be demanding, leading to high stress levels at times. Additionally, the competitive nature of the insurance industry may require long hours and a strong focus on meeting targets. Balancing work and personal life can be challenging, especially during peak periods.
It security manager
Can voice opinions Goal oriented Teams collaboration
Management lacks direction and accountability Management is very reactive to Top-down decisions Limited career growth
Financial services consultant
Good support from the company Good support from my agency Supportive co-workers Flexibility deciding when to work and how many hours you want to work
Although you have the flexibility to decide when and how much to work, individuals considering the job should note that working at least 45 hours a week is important if they want to succeed in the job
Big company and great working environment
Heavy workload ,a bit lower pay,
Customer contact analyst
Supportive TL and great environment to work
Hard to get converted to Permanent staff
Hiring manager
good benefits and good bonus
high workload and no too less annual leave
Bancassurance specialist
All is good, all is well
Bank partner cannot catch up with aia
Customer operations
Large established company, growing quite quickly
Not willing to staff up enough to share the workload and managers play favourites.
Management willing to listen employees feedback
Long working hours and location could have been better
Actuarial internship
Nice Colleagues during my time in the company
Pretty heavy workload, need to arrive office at 9
Financial planner
Amazing agency culture , and support from company. Good pay for amount of effort put in. Flexible working hours
Competitive environment , not recommended to those who can’t handle stress.
Cyber security engineer
Nice place to work with good people
Great place to work with good team
team support is great among members
wfh and wfo arrangement strict
- Established process and workflow - Stable company
- email oriented - bureaucracy - benefits - inovations
Pricing specialist
Great work culture at AIA
Multi national big corporate company
Tester
Good place to work and friendly
Benefits and bonus are not quite good
Part time administrative
Good environment and friendly colleagues
No cons to mention as was only short duration.
Training associate
A Lots of support for your role
Very Busy, always OT, no work life balance
Info sec engineer
The people u meet are good within the department,they are genuine people in info sec department
Leadership environment may depend who ur under
Finance
Basic benefits, some welfare for employees
Traditional company, Limited promotional opportunities and advancement prospects
Assistant marketing manager
I went through the entire recruitment process with AIA New Zealand. I have been following AIA's LinkedIn for a while and decided to apply for a role I'm passionate about. Throughout the process, all the managers and the HR team have been wonderful! I love that they have a warm, friendly team culture. Everyone is so down-to-earth, passionate, responsive, and knowledgeable of what they do. The company building is gorgeous, with multiple big companies around, such as AirNZ, One NZ etc. So working there definitely helps you build your network in the corporate world! There are a lot of fun initiatives around relationship building and webinars which I LOVE. The company offers loads of benefits to improve employees' health and wellbeing. Based on my experience, the pay is also higher than similar roles in small companies. I've done extensive research into the company and its people. Employees usually stay in the company for more than 4 years. Because it's a big companies, you have the opportunity to change roles within your field. I saw lots of internal promotions as well, which is always a green flag! Overall, it's an awesome place to work.
I haven't experienced any cons.
Actuarial analyst
very chill most of the time, great exam support
job can be boring and not a lot of new opportunities
Associate
No good reasons to work in this company.
Bad management, bad team leader. Team leader didnt know how to process. Always keep blaming on people under them. Too much pressure. This is not a company.
Branch manager
Free to use ur own time
Not stable, need to be very self disciplined
Data scientist
Good culture and work life balance
Some managers care less about your career progression
Customer service representative
it was fine but bad management
bad management and no work life balance
Financial advisor
Earn as much as you work while providing value to other people's life
Currently no cons which I am facing
Associate director
Colleagues are generally nice and pays well.
Benefits are not fantastic and not much career progression
Financial consultant
Supportive working environment and flexible hours
Does not have fixed salary
Fast pace always on the go
Work life balance unstable micro managing
Secretary
convenient location close to mar
relatively low pay compare to the Mkt
The culture is nice, people are friendly and helpful, and the location is very near to Raffles Place MRT
CBD area, food is generally more expensive
Good company culture, leadership is great.
Compensation is slightly below industry average.
Full stack developer
Career growth Collaborative community Diversity
Slow salary growth Less visibility for lower level employees
Specialist
Good reward Can demand high pay Friendly colleagues
Bad culture No proper guidance Bad bosses with politics Serious bias culture
Customer service consultant
Flexible with great people working together to make improvements
I dont have any comments at the moment
Claim associate
Nice people Ot rate expensive Good facility
Repitative works Low base salary
A hospitable workplace and managers
You're gonna get pressured of selling policies