AIG – “Churn and Burn”

Pros

It's a good Company to start with although training is minimal. If you can survive at AIG you can work anywhere. The workload is strenuous, but repetition translates into knowledge and experience.

Cons

It's too large. It's so large it's like working for a large branch of government. Management won't pay you unless you've been with the Company for 15+ years. If you are originally from NY don't plan on working at home office.

Advice to Senior Management

The most important asset a Company possesses is human capital. Don't take it for granted.