Growth Brings A Lot of Work, But Also Great Opportunities - Anonymous employee iPipeline Employee Review

5.0
Feb 17, 2016
Anonymous employee
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Pros

iPipeline has a bold vision for the insurance industry which is lagging behind most other industries. The work is does is not easy but helping make sure more families have appropriate life insurance is a great driver. The people are great to work with. Passionate and fun. Great perks including a wellness program that is pretty active. They put a nice gym in the new expanded space and have showers and a running/bike trail outside of the office. There have been a lot of opportunities for promotion which is good.

Cons

A lot of growth has happened over the last few years which has definitely put a strain on employees from time to time. Management does a good job of addressing problem spots when needed and is pretty transparent.

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iPipeline Response
10y
Thank you for the post and your advise. Our goal is to keep growing but we really are trying hard to grow with less disruption to the organization and our people. The past two years were difficult growing from 200 to 450 employees but I believe we have made the right investments and hires to absorb more growth in a more effective way. I am always open to feedback so please keep me posted on our advise. Tim

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