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CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer

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Absence of clear vision and shared goals from senior management - Anonymous employee CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer Employee Review

2.0
Mar 11, 2010
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Work/life balance is great at AAA. Love the people I work with. Very smart and dedicated to our Members. Compared to other places I've worked, this is also a very humane company with good values and a strong respect for individuals.

Cons

Senior management does not have a clear vision for the Enterprise. This translates into an inability to decide what goals are most important AND what they are willing to sacrifice to get it (ie prioritization of goals). As a result there are no shared goals and we end up having to fight cross-functional partners for attention and support. Senior management is way too reactive. Any time a long-time Member complains about anything, they freak out and make snap decisions without regard for implications or the needs of the Membership as a whole. There is way too much reliance on outside consultants. This reflects very poor, non-strategic hiring and training efforts. It is also insulting to current employees. Consultants are hired because they "have greater credibility with the Board." There is also way too much reliance on reorganizations (probably as a result of the paragraph above). There isn't enough responsibility being taken at the top of the company for performance - and their solutions always seem to re-organize. This is driving low moral, significant spinning and will result in brain-drain as economy improves.

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Pros

- High level of job autonomy, enabling ownership and independent decision-making. - Clear direction and strong guidance from direct leadership, supporting alignment and goal achievement. - Manageable workload with appropriate funding and resources to effectively meet objectives.

Cons

- Misaligned priorities between IT leadership and executive leadership, creating confusion and slowing decision-making. - Organizational dysfunction and lack of coordination among leadership teams, impacting execution and accountability. - Perceived favoritism and inequitable opportunities, affecting morale, trust, and employee engagement.

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