
Out of 50 AmeriLife employee reviews, 83% were positive. The remaining 17% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping AmeriLife improve their work culture.
Commitment to the success of its Agents while changing people’s live
Great outlook for future growth
They really want their agents to succeed.
They listen and try and help
Approachable, in-touch and available regardless of where the employee is on the corporate ladder
Stop micromanaging, offer frequent evaluations and feedback. Reward and promote based on work product not good ole boy's network.
All performance based… we are paid on performance..PERIO
ability to be rewarded on my efforts.
Sick/vacation plan and ability to carry time over
New benefits are a huge improvement
I am paid very fairly
Constructive feedback. Clearly defined goals and tools to reach them. Consistent management messaging about company and division goals.
The fact that we operate as a team. Everyone's opinion is given weight.
smart, honest, hard working, willing to share knowledge
We genuinely care about our jobs
Colleagues care about doing a good job and helping external customers.
Very relaxed environment and very little drama
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Performance results based on the denominators of success..
There are a lot of activities geared to promoting morale.
No micromanaging and monthly lunches
Nothing I can think of now
Stop micromanaging. Set clearly defined goals and reward performance. Seek input from employees dealing with customers daily. Value innovation and new ideas.
The fact that it was a process and they don'y just hire anyone off the street
The manager seemed easy to talk to
Determine cultural fit. Identify job requirements. Set goals and clear expectations.
Everyday is an adventure while giving, loving and serving others..
The type of job that I do
The peace of knowing what I am expected to do every day
The team that I get to be around
New management with employees and customers at heart of decision making instead of purely short term profits.
National reach. The breadth of product offerings.
Fairness in evaluating work product and defined rewards or promotion as an incentive.