Topics regarding layoffs at MetLife Inc.

Topics regarding layoffs at MetLife Inc.

MetLife doesn't lay people off, they drive them out

Disability claims adjuster here. Bosses want you out? They micromanage the cr-p out of you until you can't stand it anymore. They slow-walk approval of payments for benefits so that the claimant is calling you daily and taking up your day fielding... — read more 

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| 7240 views | | 5 replies (last November 2, 2023)
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Hiring on Statistical Factors?

Does "talent" even matter anymore? Seems like a lot of hiring is based on "check boxes" alone . Sad. Seems like we are paying for it.

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| 6860 views | | 5 replies (last November 3, 2023)
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Churn churn churn

Are we going to use AI to alleviate the horrible working conditions?

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| 6880 views | | 4 replies (last October 11, 2023)
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Layoff Selection Process

Overall question: How does the layoff selection process work at MetLife? Who typically makes the decision to cut someone? How is the decision made? Is the process about the same in each organization? Is it budget driven? Does top guy... — read more 

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| 7570 views | | 8 replies (last November 18, 2023)
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Don't underestimate yourself

It's amazing how many people are still here because they haven't even tried to get a better opportunity believing that they won't be able to get it. Why not try at least? I think that just as they do not value anyone, they have unfortunately... — read more 

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| 6780 views | | 3 replies (last September 1, 2023)
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Quiet layoffs stressing me out

I'm really exhausted. I try to do my best but my manager is never satisfied, so I'm constantly worried whether I will succeed and how long I will get to keep this job. Everything happens behind smoke and mirrors. Anyone else whom quiet layoffs make... — read more 

Guess We Don't Do Insurance

MetLife is working toward the following commitments by 2030 Goal: MetLife will originate $1 billion in investments that advance firms owned by women, minorities and disabled persons. Goal: MetLife will reach $5 billion in spend with diverse... — read more 

Not such a great place to work

With quiet firings, quiet layoffs, departures, my team’s boulders include entire teams have left and surviving employees tell us “no one has done that work for Q1 and Q2.” Great place to work? Just a lot more work and dysfunction that suggests... — read more 

We Are A Great Place To Work! YES!!!!!

We’ve once again been certified as a Great Place to Work in 2023! Thanks to the more than 26,000 employees who were invited to take part in this year’s survey, MetLife earned certification in 10 markets around the globe. Great Place To Work US... — read more 

Cafeterias

How many offices have cafeterias, versus pop-up or little “juice coffee bars”? Charlotte cafe, which is shared between several companies and 2 buildings, is closing later this month, to have the “grab-n-go” model from the juice coffee bar... — read more 

Employees We Serve Hate Us!

Wonder if they put this link in Finalist Proposals? 😂 https://www.trustpilot.com/review/metlife.com

Training others

I've come to regret working for this company. They made me leave with a bitter taste in my mouth. Training people to enable them to perform your job... how do you deal with it?

No replacements

It's incredible that the management does not consider it important to replace people who left, at the very least those who added the most value. What do they think, how much longer can we work like this? I have given up hopes that my colleagues who... — read more 

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| 7430 views | | 6 replies (last September 21, 2023)
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BLACKROCK tells MetLife

What to do. If you haven’t realized this as of yet, it is BlackRock that instructs the company what they need to do. Blackrock CEO: “At BlackRock we are forcing behaviors…you have to force behaviors” This applies to the companies they have a... — read more 

When can we expect significant layoffs?

Since it is becoming very obvious that the company is trying to make savings in every way possible, I wonder how far we are from significant cuts. Any insights?

MetLife enters $19.2 bln reinsurance deal

Looks like I was right with my earlier post. What impacts to jobs will this be? https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/insurer-metlife-enters-192-bln-reinsurance-deal-boosts-share-buyback-2023-05-25/

The Squeeze

Our team has an all hands meeting coming up where they want everyone to travel and attend in person minus the international team members. We are being required to stay in the same hotel and share rental cars to save on costs they said. Never... — read more 

MetLife and Property Insurance

I know this happened several years ago, but why did MetLife sell off its property and auto insurance portfolio to Farmers? Just curious, as a former MetLife policyholder.

This is getting ridiculous

Personally, I have never before experienced so much pressure from a manager to fill out the survey. You?

When will freeze end?

I got offered a product role in Cary, that I was told will be frozen until Sept. is that accurate, any chance of exceptions or things unfreezing sooner? Thanks!

Any layoffs ?

With current economic conditions and company situation, folks at MetLife, are you going through any layoffs or any news ?

Managers are the weakest link

I've changed 4 jobs so far and I've never had such incompetent manager with inflated ego like I do here. It is becoming increasingly difficult to deal with him. Why does this company have such bad managers? (exceptions are rare)

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