What is the salary like at MetLife?

Great pay and benefits, working from home, great trainings, love the people

No cons for this company so far - truly a great place to work

Great company, decent pay, good work life balance

Not a lot of room for growth

Great benefits and great pay depending on position.

Frequent turnover and lack of organization in certain departments.

Metlife is a place where people join and then stay for their whole career. Good environment, competitive pay, yearly performance bonus, and great people. Great benefits. It's a family friendly company as well. Metlife has internal opportunities for advancement and opportunities for career development. It's truly the best company that I've ever been a part of.

There are no cons except those that are common to any job.

Work life balance, Employee friendly, Good pay

Can't think of any cons as of now

Good benefits, decent pay, nice physical environment if your role is in the office

Extremely political and focused on being politically correct to a fault which actually ends up discriminating certain groups. Lots of talk about equity and inclusion but it’s only talk. The processes and methods to innovate change are old fashioned and ineffective.

Good work life balance, competitive salaries

Busy peak season usually from Sept - March

Great work life balance and Pay is decent for NJ suburbs

Slow pace of work flow

Environment, pay structure, leave management, work life balance, compensation

No promotions, less salary, work life balance, leave management, pay structure

The money is good working from home is great

I started working at MetLife in March 2020. I had a Stroke that paralyzed my entire left side. I loved my job, to be honest. And I worked very hard and did a lot of overtime whenever they asked or needed me to. But, after the stroke, I ultimately ended up losing my job and had to fight endlessly with the disability department to get my money. Training is not the greatest; Everything is highly concentrated on business needs and very little on individual people.