AIG Operations Processor II reviews

3.4

0% would recommend to a friend

(21 total reviews)

Peter Zaffino

67% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

Operations Processor II employees have rated AIG with 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 21 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Operations Processor II professionals have a good working experience there. AIG is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Operations Processor II professionals compared to other employers within the Seguros industry (3.6 stars).

Reviews by job title

21 reviews
2.0
Feb 6, 2018

Good but...

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good people, medical benefit covers 3 dependents for free, freebies for new joiners, accessible house, good location, leisure facilities; billiard tables, TV etc. Team buildings, GC giveaways to top performers, fun team huddles

Cons

For those who has just started working for the company, the process of getting your ID badge takes longer than it should, like you are almost done with your 1-2 months of training and still you still don't have your own badge which makes it difficult for you to access the facilities without tailgating to whoever has one. Also, this company lacks clear communication to their employees, they have the tendency to transfer you to another department who has urgent need of manpower without prior notice and proper training which make your real job description you initially applied and hired for unclear. Exit process is very old school compared to my previous company. HR even does not send updates to former employees with regards to the status of your clearance unless you follow up every now and then. Career growth

2.0
Sep 27, 2017

Layoffs & Poor Management

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

401K matching is tolerable & benefits weren't bad. This company gave me a chance to get my foot on the door somewhere when the economy was at it's worst in 2010.

Cons

Work was mindless with little to no room to expand. In Claims Processing, there is large deception game played by long lasting employees. I was often put down by my colleagues if I worked too much as we need to keep the average numbers down. I doubt management was blind to this, but still they continued to employee said individuals. Also, watched many departments get let go with little notice (this was during the recession though). Individuals were always offered jobs elsewhere in the company so that the company would not need to pay them severance.

2.0
Jun 7, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Working from home is a plus Most of the time you are independently working without someone hovering Great benefits and 401K

Cons

No structure - things are constantly changing and procedures are never clear Technology is so outdated and systems are constantly down so you sit around and do nothing for hours sometimes Pay is awful - you are not paid what you are worth and HR is no help - no raises are given except an annual bonus but it depends on the companies overall outcome at the end of the year Work is unbalanced - some people work very hard and production is counted yet managers never look at it and see who is doing more or less yet you probably get paid the same as the person next to you who does nothing all day

Viewing 16 - 18 of 21 Reviews

Glassdoor has 8,623 AIG reviews submitted anonymously by AIG employees. Read employee reviews and ratings on Glassdoor to decide if AIG is right for you.