MetLife Software Developer reviews

2.8

51% would recommend to a friend

(56 total reviews)
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Michel Khalaf

51% approve of CEO

57% positive business outlook

Software Developer employees have rated MetLife with 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 56 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Software Developer professionals have an average working experience there. MetLife is rated 23% below average by Software Developer professionals compared to other employers within the Seguros industry (3.6 stars).

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56 reviews
5.0
Jun 3, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good working culture Great projects

Cons

Not a promising ambience in organization

4.0
Jan 21, 2025

MetLife salary

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Salary and bonuses are great

Cons

Sometimes annual salary increment is not up to the market standard

1.0
Dec 27, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

401K matching policy is alright, I suppose. If you put in at least 3% of your paycheck, they match it up to 6%. Lots of networking and social opportunities to get involved with the company. In theory, there are also tons of educational opportunities but it depends on your manager if you’ll actually get a chance to participate.

Cons

Overbearing manager who would do “sneaky” things to try and catch members of our team messing up. (I put sneaky in quotes because that is exactly the word another team-member used to describe the behavior/tactics. Additionally, when I first joined the company I would share some ideas for future projects and/or work with my manager, since I wasn’t assigned any specific projects. He constantly told me they were bad ideas that wouldn’t be helpful. He continued to have me perform mundane tasks that gave me no sense of ownership over anything the company was working on. Manager also often said inappropriate things and it took over a year before he would give me the contact information for our HR rep. I asked him multiple times and he would say, “Well, what do you need?” and then I would give a vague response to which he would say, “Oh, don’t bither her with that. I can take care of it.” I know of two people who had disabilities who were denied claims by the company, despite having tons of documentation showing they could not have been at work due to their conditions. One of them was actually in the hospital for two weeks, but the company still denied his short-term disability claim. He said it was “hell” going back and forth with them and trying to get them the documentation they needed to approve the claim. The process he had to go through to get approved was convoluted and prohibitively difficult. He was already under so much stress and they only piled onto it and then denied the claim anyways, which put him into a huge financial bind.

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