Chubb reviews

A three year battle with stage 4 cancer did not kill me, not my spirit, nor break my body, but working at Chubb did get me very close. If you are in the market for textbook examples of how to destroy a once great company from the inside out then Chubb is your place. It breaks my heart actually, what has become of the company that I used to imagine myself retiring in, I have since moved on to a competitor and I can say that this time I will never ever return, life is just too short.

The speed with which decisions were made just prior to and after the merger was unrealistic. Leadership did not appropriately evaluate talent. Most decisions were made based on third party information and many employees did not even have the opportunity to "interview" or share their qualifications with decision makers. Significant talent was lost. A significant lack of leadership at the VP level was evident. Especially prepping employees for next steps, what to anticipate and creating opportunities for employees to get in front of the decisions makers face to face. There was evidence of favoritism at that level.