T. Rowe Price Reviews
Updated Feb 9, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Great colleagues
Promotes collegial environment
Very stable - few layoffs
Excellent benefits
Cons
Too many meetings
Very conservative
Work life balance iffy
Pay on the low side
Advice to Senior Management
more mentorship at higher levels in the organization
Pros
Lots of industry experience, ability to intereact with other departments. Good, flexible hours
Cons
Low pay, not a lot of opportunities to move within the company.
Pros
Decent pay and a cost of living pay increase each year. Bonuses are almost guaranteed based on the company performance. Retirement plan is the best compared to anywhere I have ever worked.
Cons
New health benefits package is costing the employee more out of pocket. For the amount of money the company has in the bank, you would think they would hire more people to cut down on the amount of overtime.
Pros
T. Rowe price is a great place to work. It has a laid back, yet professional atmosphere. The benefits package is great.
Cons
T. Rowe Price is much like any other big company. There is a very hierarchical structure. The pay is not too great.
Advice to Senior Management
Management should focus on helping their associates develop and progress towards their career goals. Some managers act very unprofessionally and rely too heavily on others to do their work.
Pros
Great training
Collaborative enviorment
People always willing to help
Cons
Pay and raises for internal promotions. You could make less then someone hired external to do the same job
If you don't have a good manager to help with career development then you will never get promoted
Advice to Senior Management
When someone applies for internal job the recruiter should do a little more then send a canned email saying they are pursuing other candidates. You could be missing a lot of internal talent by terrible recruiting practices!
Pros
Good training, coaching, licensing. Pretty good team environment if you are lucky to get into the right group.
Cons
Lower pay than most financial services companies. Coaching opportunities make you feel like you can never do a god enough job. Mgt forgets where they came from. Starting to grade calls, and will tie a "call grade" to performance.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to communicate to your employees. Revamp EDGE program to give employees with outside mgt experience a chance at a mgt position.
Pros
Employee Stock Purchase Plan, Health Benefits
Cons
Terrible Management, Minimal Graduate Degree Funding, Low Starting Salaries, Redundant Work, No Growth Opportunities Internally, Operations Layoffs Will Continue
Advice to Senior Management
Fire the entire management staff in Operations, especially the manager of the Fund of Funds group
Pros
Stable company, great benefits, opportunity for growth (and get Series 7, 66 licences), tuition reimbursement program, decent starting salary, support of management, lots of internal communication, and great co-workers.
Cons
T Rowe Price is a great company, but I quickly came to realize that the company pays less than the competition; associates would get their licensing and experience, then would move on to another company where they could get much higher pay. Also, depending on the division, you may be micromanaged.
Advice to Senior Management
Great company, stable, conservative, stays out of trouble....but the systems and online platforms leave something to be desired. Customer service is good, but customer service and great systems are better!
Pros
Benefits, area discounts, good retirement program
Cons
Too much change, too little progress
Advice to Senior Management
Value your employees
Pros
Benefits are decent, job security is high, people are nice, perks ok
Cons
pay is horrible, positive reinforcement isnt always there, they promote on being nice and not what you know.
Advice to Senior Management
Take care of your lower level managers and associates better and you can retain the employees that are worth keeping and not the ones who the employees worth keeping get out of trouble



