MetLife Named to Fortune Magazine’s 2024 List of the 100 Best Companies to Work For®
“MetLife’s inclusion on Fortune’s list is based on feedback from those who know our company best – our people,” said
Fortune’s annual list is determined by
“We recognize that caring for our employees is a critical business imperative,” said
Examples of employee programs and offerings
- The Leader Expectations Tool – an upward feedback survey leaders use to gather perspectives from their teams, enabling them to identify development opportunities that will increase their leadership effectiveness.
- Coaching@MetLife – a network of “on-demand” internal certified coaches who provide employees with personal and professional development guidance based on their goals.
- MOMENTUM – a global community of employee-driven networks, which joined together to drive office vitality, consistent employee experiences, and connection and belonging for all.
MetLife’s results from Great Place to Work’s
Additional details about the 2024 list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For are available on Fortune’s website here. More details on Great Place to Work’s For All methodology are available here.
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