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Prudential plc
Financial Services
Snapshot
1000 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
19 / 20
Apprentice
WFH, flexi working hours etc.
My mentor / boss didn’t provide much support
Insurance agent
is commission basis per month
doesn't have any basis salary when i join
Financial consultant
company has good products in placed
consultant compensation structure is not the best
Sa
Like minded ppl? Motivation? High energy? Alot of courses to attend, can really brush up alot on people skills
Too competitive and irresponsible SA and UM
Software development engineer in test (sdet)
Good team and working environment .Plenty of holidays and flexibility
Not much scope for learning,no freedrom
Anonymous employee
If you like taking a lot of work, you will be happy. If you like workign weekends, long weekdays, and PH - you would be overjoyed, coz that's what the expectations will be.
None really, apart from a really effed work environment. I cant believe they are in the business of trust! They treat workers as commodities, and will discard you as one.
Data analytics manager
Work life balance, employees benefits
Some time you have to stretch.
Senior manager
No matter what your age, gender, identity or background is, Prudential will fully support you to develop and grow.
Some departments have an "old school" way of working.
Front desk agent
very good, lots of girls and boys
not transgender friendly only unisex washroom, me not like it
work life balance, human centric management
politics over personal capabilities. Outcome is not important
A company with lots of learning opportunity
Unstable working environment with constant changing in leadership.
Pmo lead
Pre-mature culture hence space to improve, generous to staff, flexible
Messy, conflicting cultures, unclear management directions, reactive management style
Software engineer
Supportive teammates, flexible work culture, and opportunities to learn if you take initiative.
Some processes feel slow, communication can be clearer, and growth depends heavily on the team you’re in.
Information security assistant manager
Good working culture and place
multi change structure often, so need to learn how to quick adapt.
Senior engineer
You don't need to clock in at work, there is an option to work from home, and you can balance work and life very well.
IT and digital are undergoing transformation and development, with frequent changes in senior management and objectives, so we need to make every effort to adapt to these changes.
Audit manager
Good exposure on the work done. Learning curve is good.
Very structured organization with lower risk maturity. Alot of extra time and effort needed to complete work
Consultant
Self employment,commissions , business opportunity
Pay not so good , no growth
Ok benefit Flexible working arrangement Colleagues that are helpful
Messy processes Old system that are poorly maintained
Data privacy officer
Good benefits; health insurance, remote working
Bureaucracy, distorted pay structure, poor leadership
Bank channel consultant
Flexible, Ideal salary, good benefits
The system is incomplete and the structure is aging
Financial advisor
Overall products and training is good
Not much of cons to be honest
Good pay & commission. Good agency
Self employed. Tough for fresh grads with no connection
Actuarial intern
No overtime work and social event
No bonuses or profit sharing
Internal auditor
1. Good benefits overall 2. Environment is ok 3. Promotion based on merit
1. Seems to be cost cutting every year 2. Share price has been dropping
get practical experience and develop my skills
I do not have friends as intern
Programmer
Salary is quite good for programmer
Workload is a bit high
Admin assistant
Chill , Nice bosses, nice office,
low pay, location not so convenient, work gets repetitive
Service desk analyst
Great teammates, supportive within members, team lead did good job.
Stress but it is nature of the work. Unclear career path.
Provider network manager
Good salary and work environment
Management delays now and then
Officer
- Attractive bonus - Flexible working hour (incl WFH option) - Great medical coverage
- Heavy workload and intense working pressure - Low salary increment
Colleagues are helpful and friendly
Long working hours and low salary paid
Good company, very life important
Nothing bad, great overall company
- Really a Good company to work for & I'm heartfully happy working for PSA. - You will learn lot of things across. - Very positive & healthy environment. - Prudential really cares about their employees and their well being.
- After Re-org, noticed BOSSY attitude in management which was not supposed, as i was working under the umbrella of LEADERS. Leaders - Under whom, you will feel happy and safe to work with learning several things. Boss - You will always feel pressurized, Anxious.
Business development executive
Quite good salary and benefit
Not sure about the working environment, slow pace working enviroment
Manager
Flexi hours, hybrid working arrangement, work life balance
Rigid work culture, red tape, office politics
Good working culture, no toxic environment
Bad in pay, they dont start good pay at entry level but willing to pay more to hire outsider
Senior analyst
If you can get a good manager here, this place is heaven. It will have all opportunities. Organisation itself has no soul of itself.
No policies are followed. Very silo work, and no one cares about each other
Actuarial assistant
Good working environment, friendly teammates
Not enough training for juniors with little experiences, most of the software and data processing are tedious and outdated.
Good pay good support good colleagues
Bad word life balance for all
Junior consultant
good management and good benefit
all things are good tbh
training on various topics, flexible time, no cap on income, company often has new products
at the beginning needs to work very hard to see results
Insurance sales agent
Hard to sell healthcare coz it’s claims based pricing
See above hard to sell
Great incentive trips. The company really values their agents and plans exciting gala dinners for us.
I guess usually I experience problems with policy services where it can be a bit slow. Cases incepting can be slow at times as well.
As long as you keep selling, the industry can be profittable.
Work and personal life integrates a lot Pay is not consistent, it feels like a rat race every month.
Life underwriter
Good pay and benefit not bad.
Long working hours and high work load.
Project manager
Hybrid working model provide the flexibility for employees
Branding and scaling is not big enough.
Freedom to manage your work and time
Salary is Purely commission based pay
Fiancial advisor
high basic pay with attractive comms
claw backs are quite painful if u did not hit that month’s target
You get some decent money but it takes a toll on your mental health permanently. No strategy you can live with no technical depth and can boot lick permanently.
countless as it is a bottomless hell of pure politics and bureaucracy.
Flexible and Salary is good
Very fast rhyme of works