Texas Department of Insurance Financial Analyst Reviews

Pros

1. Work from home 3 days/week (Wish it was 5 days though, it was fully remote during the pandemic & that was amazing) 2. Good benefits as all state jobs generally have. 3. Easy job & nice coworkers 4. Clear straight forward career ladder, pass tests & get promoted

Cons

1. Difficult tests you are required to pass in order to get promoted. 2. Pay does not keep up with Industry

Pros

Pay Benefits Good coworkers Not stress filled

Cons

Can be slow from time to time and not a lot of growth Have to take tests to stay at the job

Pros

Great work life balance No micromanaging Hybrid position Great environment Great benefits

Cons

Pay is decent but once you pass your exams it goes up

Pros

Great benefits, amazing schedule and flexibility. Very friendly staff and a lot of knowledgeable staff members to learn from.

Cons

It’s a state job, salary typically is lower than other employers. They compensate salary for benefits. If you want a higher salary, then you’ll have to jump to another position or another agency.

Pros

Local office had some good people and travel

Cons

Some coworkers were too close minded.

Pros

Employees, Direct Manager, Benefits, Work life balance, Training and Telework

Cons

No annual merit increases, must pass 8 insurance designation exams with in 3 years with no pay increases for extra work.

Pros

Salary, telecommuting, benefits, great managers, forward thinkers

Cons

None, None, None, None, None

Pros

Excellent time off Self managing Opportunity to travel

Cons

No training structure Austin management is not in tune with field offices ERS pension plan will tax the hell out of your paycheck

Pros

Professional organization with many opportunities for training.

Cons

Can be overwhelming at the beginning. Almost learning a new language.

Pros

Great co-workers, good support from management

Cons

Promotions not merit-based, workloads not balanced