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Q&A With MetLife Employees

We strive to create a culture where employees and partners are engaged, motivated and inspired.

How employees describe working at MetLife

Some coworkers are supportive which is great!

Review from HR Dept

Honest open communication with customers.

An exceptional experience that has provided a very generous work/life balance which has afforded us with a very flexible work/life balance, a dedicated interest in the employee and in my experience, excellent and compassionate management throughout the org.

The disability Claim process fairness need to be improved

It was very organized and put together

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What it's like to work at MetLife

  • MetLife employees generally work 8.8 hrs a day
  • Employees at MetLife report the work pace is comfortably fast
  • On a typical day, employees at MetLife have 2 meetings
  • 85% of MetLife employees look forward to interacting with their team every day
  • MetLife employees most often take 20-30 paid vacation and sick days each year
  • 67% of MetLife employees report they are happy with their work life balance
  • MetLife employees never get valuable feedback on how to improve at work
  • 75% of MetLife employees call their work environment positive

Q&A With MetLife Employees

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    Great, no work from home though.

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  • friendly and knowledgeable

  • All of my coworkers who were worth anything have left.

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  • Top Employee Response

    It depends on the team. Some teams are empowering, most are not.

  • friendly

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  • Top Employee Response

    Toxic leadership in GTO

  • This job is very stressful! Talking to people who are sick and in pain, that don't want to talk to you or listen is very frustrating.

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  • Medical benefits

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  • you need to be in a position for 6 mos before transferring

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  • yearly

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  • work hard,

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  • I work remote and love it. You have to be approved to work from home and not a trainee

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  • Helping others in need

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  • 10

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  • Outdated, you'll start with 2 weeks unless you negotiate more.

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  • Behavioral based.

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  • Top Employee Response

    Depends on your team. Some teams hire dreamers and innovators. Others hire someone they can be friends with, then take it personally when that person wants to maintain a professional relationship.

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  • Top Employee Response

    Don't really care. I left after dealing with the most toxic environment I have ever experienced.

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  • I think the CEO has some good ideas, he isn't getting much support from the Directors.

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  • Release, most of middle management. There are some really good managers there who know what is going on and are born mentors. There are others who aren't worth their weight in salt and they hurt the culture more than anything. They need to be let go and the management structure needs to be rejuvenated. Executive leaders should make sure middle management are driving their values and not fighting it. It's crushing to go to an all hands meeting and receive the direction the executive team wants to steer the organization only to go back to your desk and hear the direct opposite from your leader.

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  • Top Employee Response

    Quick to point the finger and blame someone else. Very process heavy and incredibly slow to get anything done.

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  • Top Employee Response

    Pension, 401k, below average salary. Training is usually not there.

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  • Top Employee Response

    Co-workers need to be able to do their own jobs! Co-workers despise others when their work is re-assigned to others.

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  • Pension

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  • Lots of perception driven games. Movers and shakers penalized

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  • Top Employee Response

    Leadership needs to come to reality about what really goes on in the work place!

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  • Stop putting self interest before doing what is best for the company

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  • Top Employee Response

    I work from home all the time, so my environment is great, I don't listen to gossip and I don't have people stopping by to talk.

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38% of MetLife employees would encourage their friends to become coworkers, whereas 34% are neutral and 28% would not recommend working at MetLife to their friends.

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