Stay Away from Scottsdale Location!!! - Claims Manager Prudential Employee Review

1.0
26 Mar 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I learned a lot about the third-party benefits administration industry, including a lot about the various organizations involved. I learned quickly that it is an incestuous and unstable niche.

Cons

Unbelievably antiquated computer system. Ridiculous to almost impossible productivity standards. The training was long, but poorly presented and lacking in substance. The place was a revolving door when I left and continued as such the last I heard. It was personally a horrific experience, creating some angst about my ability to learn new things - actually causing me to undergo full cognitive testing. It wasn't me!

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