68 Insurance Lines Analyst III Jobs

“good learning experience”

Pros:  “smart dedicated people who like working at the firm”

Cons:  “bureaucratic and slow moving at times” – Full Review

“Long time employee who appears to have hit a glass ceiling”

Pros:  “Work life balance versus total comp.”

Cons:  “Executive promotion appears to be politiical, not on merit” – Full Review

“Successful”

Pros:  “The money is very good.”

Cons:  “The schedule is not family friendly.” – Full Review

“Great Overall Experience”

Pros:  “Flexible Scheduling Great Colleagues As a student there was plenty of opportunities to learn new things about the business”

Cons:  “The internal audit department is rather small and opportunities for advancement within the department are limited. Would perhaps offer an avenue to other areas of…” – Full Review

“Great Overall Experience”

Pros:  “Flexible Scheduling Great Colleagues As a student there was plenty of opportunities to learn new things about the business”

Cons:  “The internal audit department is rather small and opportunities for advancement within the department are limited. Would perhaps offer an avenue to other areas of…” – Full Review

“Technical Role Assumes Admin Duties”

Pros:  “Great benefits, co-workers and competitive pay. Depending on your manager and your level of performance, you may be micro-managed, or allowed a bit of freedom to complete…”

Cons:  “High level of attrition and, like many other companies today, they are focused dearly on the bottom line - meaning you're expendable. Given the losses we've…” – Full Review

“Excellent company to work for”

Pros:  “Flexible hours Salary Benefits Training Management open to new ideas”

Cons:  “Keeping up with all the banking security regulations” – Full Review

“Stressful. Constant change maybe due to inadequate knowledge of superiors.”

Pros:  “Benefits are good. Some managers listen to employees.”

Cons:  “Unrealistic expectations. Constant turnover of employees. Management styles in some areas is intimidation or "bullying". In lower levels much advancement is…” – Full Review