AARP reviews

No room for growth, very flat organizational model (Manager to Director and nothing in between), cubes, cubes and more cubes...Directors+ sit in offices and everyone else is in a wide open space, poor leadership is wide spread (I hear this is a problem everywhere though)

Company has very different sets of standards depending upon the department you work in. In can be great; it can be a living hell. No internal advancement AARP is an extension of the Democratic National Committee - bi-partisan they're not! Health care benefits are bad! It's hard to believe since endorsing insurance is where they make their $. I bought insurance outside of work because it was cheaper than adding 1 dependent (3 total in my family). AARP's world revolves around brand and image. Which means, many of the "good deeds" they do are self-serving and actually accomplish very little for the advertised target group.