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“A decent place to further your career.”

Pros:  “Hours are very flexible for most departments, and the company provides a lot of support for those that would like to continue their educations. Those in the actuarial field…”

Cons:  “Insurance work is not the most exciting thing in the world, and offices can be very quiet most of the time. Growth within the company seems to take a lot of time as…” – Full Review

“Overally, I liked it!”

Pros:  “Reputation helps to find the next job, good resources in terms of academia, friendly environment, I had a great boss”

Cons:  “old management style, very-low interaction (social meeting) between employees and top managers” – Full Review

“Very young staff more like high school”

Pros:  “Flexibility with schedule, many group activities outside work, most departments had high bonuses. End of the year xmas party was amazing.”

Cons:  “Favortism, some departments overpaid, at the time management staff was unprofessional.” – Full Review

“There are better opportunities and benefits to be found elsewhere”

Pros:  “Decent pay for performance. The people I worked with were great.”

Cons:  “The best reasons left the building when Hellman & Friedman sold Abacus (where I worked) to Epsilon. Health benefits went downhill, Epsilon made us essentially…” – Full Review

“Working for a large utility comes with ups and downs”

Pros:  “Security, local, many types of jobs, career path”

Cons:  “Slow moving, corporate, not a lot of room for innovation. complacency” – Full Review

“Challenging with genuine career growth opportunitys”

Pros:  “Company culture Remuneration International mobility Ongoing training and development”

Cons:  “Limit on number of consecutive days of AL that can be taken” – Full Review

“fun”

Pros:  “is fun and it gives me never ending motivation.”

Cons:  “up and downs, it can be really stressful.” – Full Review

“Decent place to work”

Pros:  “Good work life balance, friendly folks within SSGM. SSGM promoted self-reliance and independent work within some fun teams. Some flexibility moving between groups as well.”

Cons:  “Pay and promotions are hard to come by. Other employers seem to have more transparent pay and promotion targets than State Street, where communication on these…” – Full Review