A last resort... - Auto Damage Field Adjuster GEICO Employee Review

2.0
Dec 9, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

profit sharing is generous, free gas and use of company car for a small fee, free training and licensing

Cons

ZERO work life balance. They will hire you with the expectation of working one Saturday a month. In reality mandatory OT is closer to 2-3 times a month. As soon as you get your license you will go from writing zero claims to 5+ a day. You are expected to route yourself and make at least 45 phone calls a day minimum. Most of your day will be spent as a customer service rep instead of looking at vehicles. This position is thankless. A real no win spot to be in. You are constantly fighting body shops, customers and Geico. This is of course if you get out of training. Training is a month and a half of anxiety. 3 weeks local and 4 weeks in VA. You are tested daily and if you do not keep up with the GPA you are immediately fired. Once out of training you will realize it did NOTHING to prepare you for the field.

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Cons

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Pros

GEICO stands out for its world-class training and onboarding, which gives employees a strong foundation from day one. The training programs are structured, practical, and continuously improved based on feedback, helping new hires ramp quickly and confidently. The company also offers exceptional growth and development opportunities. There are clear paths for advancement across all operational areas (Claims, Service, Sales, etc.), supported by coaching, mentorship, and leadership development programs. Employees have access to tuition assistance, certifications, and professional development resources, making it easier to build a long-term career. GEICO provides strong stability as an established industry leader, with competitive compensation and benefits. The performance-driven culture rewards results and creates opportunities for high performers to advance quickly. Another highlight is the focus on internal mobility and skill-building. Associates are encouraged to expand their capabilities, take on new challenges, and grow into leadership roles through hands-on experience and real-time coaching.

Cons

The environment is performance-driven and fast-paced, which can feel demanding at times, especially during periods of high volume or organizational change. Expectations are high, and success requires strong time management and adaptability. Hybrid/in-office expectations may vary by role and business need, which can be an adjustment depending on personal preferences.

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