Manager - Anonymous employee Prudential Employee Review

1.0
Feb 13, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good but pricey benefits, Nice location

Cons

Environment and culture has degraded due to cut throat management, favoritism, and constant downsizing. Prudential used to be a much "nicer" place to work. Now it is like a glorified sweat factory.Culture is MUCH WORSE under Strangfeld.

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Prudential Response
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We appreciate your candid feedback, and we're sorry to hear you didn't have a more positive experience working for us. We'd be interested in learning more about your specific concerns, and encourage you to email us at staffing@prudential.com.

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