Claims Associate Albuquerque - Claims Associate Sedgwick Employee Review

1.0
May 1, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

You can use your phone at work. Keurig in the break room. Lenient lunch breaks. Certification was paid for by the company.

Cons

Not enough hours in a day to get all your work done. Overtime not allowed. Management expects you to know everything about claim management with no experience. Raises are practically non-existent. If you get rated a 3/5 at year end you MIGHT get less than a 1% raise. You're expected to know what is expected of you with no communication. For example, during the year, there was no communication or expectations set for what we would be graded on. The grades also included grading our personalities and our personal behaviors that had nothing to do with our work ethic. One of the categories was "Emotional Agility." No formal training. No bonuses. Not allowed to ask for a raise. We were not allowed to talk about or ask questions regarding the merger with another company. You are not allowed to take PTO until all your work is caught up. When a coworker leaves, they do not hire anyone to replace them. They just distribute the work to everyone else. No support from supervisor in coming up with a plan to be successful.

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5.0
May 28, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Fully Remote Flexibility — Many roles allow employees to work 100% from home, giving you control over your environment and eliminating commute time.

Cons

Department Variability — Employee experience can differ widely depending on manager, team, and role type.

2.0
Jul 12, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Long training period, hybrid schedule - Mondays and Fridays from home and T, W, Th in office.

Cons

When hiring on, I accepted a salary of $18 per hour because the HR team said everyone gets a promotion and salary bump after 6 months. Thats not true. I get a 97% audit rate and still haven't didn't get a cost of living raise since I've been there. They have a clear promotion path that you MUST follow and it jumps you up like 30 cents per hour between positions. Its possible to get promoted, but you might as well stay put because its double the work for a tiny salary bump.

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