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AIA Malaysia (Insurance)
Financial Services
Snapshot
1312 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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18 / 27
Claims accessor
Overtime are paid handsomely within a good range.
Workloads are quite repetitive, learning curve will peak.
Financial advisor
Depends on which agency you are working under. If you are lucky your agency will support you all the way.
Some agency will just will just let you be with no support and that is why the turnover rate is high. Which is why you need GRIT.
Business development executives
Good pay good culture good management
A bit overloaded too many works
Anonymous employee
mentorship program, good benefits, good resources
limited growth opportunities, poor WLB
Consultant
Decent Environment to be working
To many cha ya nun politics
Analyst
Caring management, lot learning opportunities
Low salary compared to other financial company
Overall the benefit and the pay is quite competitive compare to the market
Management is not really have a same direction
Telemarketer
Everyone was very nice and friendly
As i was only 20, i did feel a bit of an age gap but it wasn't entirely a con as i felt that the older colleagues were guiding me well at work
Actuarial intern
Get to know more about industrial practice
Lunch hour would not be counted as work hour
hardly any pros at all if any
super incompetent staff will make their mess ups the part timers' and then they charge you for it.
Financial planner
Could manage your own time
Industry is competitive and price-sensitive
Bancassurance sales executive
Salary and allowance is great.
Sometimes, you will feel so pressured when you haven’t reach the quota.
Investment associate
- Very structured in the core divisions (marketing, product underwriting, and legal) - Agile and flexible
- Unstructured in the new business division (digital marketing) - not too diverse
No OT for me. Depends on teams.
Slow increment. Once per year,
Claims specialist
can earn OT money, pantry with coffee machine, high basic
required to working in office however some still WFH. depending on your own performance. very OT cultures
Associate
Poor management. Incompetent CEO. clueless incompetent management
No cons at all. Thanks
Strategy manager
Strong teamwork and collaboration culture
Bureaucratic and slow decision making
Nice and big company, 5 start office
No basic salary, no existing customer for you to follow
Clear Commission stated in the contract
Clawback when you leave the company. Poor management
Senior associate
Great OT pay , if you the person who willingly to work for it. No stress after you clock out , just have to be on point during work. Youre smart plus and a robot of doing thing , this is the place for you
Might be mentally challenging due to work load or team culture , depends on what are the challenges you facing everyone different. High learning curve , but once you get the flow , you really get hang of it. Advice to keep note and remember what you do . The area food sucks , get ready to eat the same thing over and over .
Administrative
a stable, nice colleague and team leader
over workload cause there are not enough staff
Financial consultant
They run campaign internally to try to spur you to hit targets and as with all Insurance sales, they have conventions overseas when you clear the minimum requirements.
Financial consultant is a number chasing game. And you get burned out easily. Important to have good mentors to pull you up during your down period.
Life claims assessor
Good company benefit and many flexible working hour
No work life balance, forced to overtime, poor management, office politics, high turnover
There are some very good people / experts / leaders to learn and work with (in some/majority of functions)
People tend to focus on looking at and ensure that their back got covered instead of whether benefiting the company as a whole and try to help
Ai architect
Work smart, colleagues are supportive
Tough, complicated processes, politics, messy directions
the job offers Flexibility and trainings are provided even before u join the company.
Need to improve the bugs in the apps that consultants use
Decent. But good development and exposure
Can be high pressured and stressful.
Work Life Balance, free and easy
Independant, look for leads. self time management
Senior claims associate
Employee benefits. Salary increment. Union membership. Mobility program. Contractual bonus. Good office location. OT allowance.
Slow career growth. Little performance bonus. OT is compulsory. Office politics.
Actuarial analyst
good salary. high bonus. easy to promote.
poor work life balance. many unexpected adhoc tasks
Senior iam engineer
A great place to learn new things.
Alot of processes which will require time to catch up with
Associate director
Very good bonus these years
Political , poor work life balance
Stable for work, no change
Low salary increment unless resign
Senior financial analyst
Bonus park near office and vitality
Changing environment, contradict management after M&A 2019
Good Colleagues within the industry
Poor management by some leaders and directors
Manager
Good environment good ambiance good lah
nothing bad nothing bad nothing
Wealth management
good package and decent first job out of university
Base salary low in comparison to other fields
Associate business support
good salary and work from home
micromanage, manager don't know how to handle the work
People are nice in different teams
always OT in weekdays and weekends
Medical officer
Friendly company and nice staffs
Too much workload and low salary
Company has ambitions and plans to achieve those
Average benifit compared to other insurers
Risk manager
overall good culture, promote wellness and equality.
lower pay compared with other financial services.
Administrative assistant
Staff welfare is good and fair.
No cons at all indeed.
Solution analyst
Work and life balance, relaxed nature of work, friendly environment and many job paths
Too many changes of top management, inconsistent decisions and in return we got transferred to another departments for too many times, not allowing us to gain a proper experience
Senior analyst
One of the largest insurance companies in Hong Kong. Many resources and challenging projects that allow one to excel and grow.
Due to the job nature, always work under pressure and tight timeline. Work at a very fast pace with multiple projects on-hand. A work life integration culture. Most likely work over 10 hours a day, Work over the weekend is possible depends on the job nature.
Financial services representative
flexible working hours good commission structure
unstable income no fixed pay
Risk management intern
Good culture, kind colleagues with good unlimited food in pantry
No cons, no one scolds people, we are happy
Customer service advisor
not much work to complete.
too bored, wait for the phone calls
Potential for High Earnings Motivational Incentive Flexibility in Work Schedule Client-Centric Approach Encourages Entrepreneurial Mindset
Income Volatility Pressure to Prioritize Sales
Frontend engineer
You only work for 4 days and a half each week
Big task and responsibility to the group