AIA Malaysia (Insurance)

very bad working experience in my whole life till now.

Need to run for sales if not you don't earn anything

I cannot see a bright future

Wish there is more WFH opportunity

The cons is definitely the workload. And that they’re making us increase our responsibilities without adding additional pay. It’s great to learn new things, but not at the expense where a work-life balance can’t be provided. They even mentioned to us that they’re trying to aim for maximum output with the lowest possible budget. Honestly, I could handle the no life part in work life balance, but there is a fine line of self-perseverance and capability. When the pay is not equivalent to the responsibility, all hell will break loose in the long run.

Super fast paced and di organized

1.Last place to be if anyone wants to make any change. 2.Most line managers were incredibly incompetent and unable to LEAD, they understood very little of the business of their line. They held their positions because the seniority in the company, not for actual work capability. Senior Management was particularly worse, preferred to use their own "kin". 3.Favouritism and toxic are AIA's micro-culture. Butt-kissers climbed higher than hard working employees. Senior managers had a preconceived opinions on certain business lines/employees due to past encounter. 4.Equity workplace is laughable. Helped a client's fresh graduate son secured an internal Ops job. While letting go one of the most experienced employees because her opinions didn't align with the line manager. 5.Low turnover rate is a scam. Because the company couldn't afford to let go so-called senior employees due to the amount of compensation fee. Those employees lack creativity, originality, deny whole-heartedly for any change or innovations. They just want to quietly retire.

low salaries and low automation

Sales can be challenging with not so competitive products

No work life balance. Wish they could promote work life balance