Is GEICO a good company to work for as a Auto Damage Management Development Program?

Auto Damage Management Development Program professionals working at GEICO have rated their employer with 2.2 out of 5 stars in 618 Glassdoor reviews. This is a lower than average score with the overall rating of GEICO employees being 2.7 out of 5 stars. Search open Auto Damage Management Development Program Jobs at GEICO now and start preparing for your job interview by browsing frequently asked Auto Damage Management Development Program interview questions at GEICO .

Does GEICO pay Auto Damage Management Development Program employees well?

Auto Damage Management Development Program professionals rate their compensation and benefits at GEICO with 3.0 out of 5 stars based on 618 anonymously submitted employee reviews. This is 3.3% worse than the company average rating for salary and benefits. Find out more about Auto Damage Management Development Program salaries at GEICO.

How happy are Auto Damage Management Development Program professionals working at GEICO?

11% of Auto Damage Management Development Program employees at GEICO would recommend their employer to a friend. This rating has decreased by 20% in the past 12 months. Auto Damage Management Development Program professionals have also rated GEICO with a 1.9 rating for work-life-balance, 2.9 rating for diversity and inclusion, 1.7 rating for culture and values and 2.0 rating for career opportunities.

What are the top reviewed jobs at GEICO?

Customer Service Representative (1157) , Claims Adjuster (722) , Auto Damage Adjuster (464) , Insurance Agent (319) , Sales Representative (304) , Supervisor (222) , Claims Representative (221) , Sales Associate (206) , Insurance Sales Agent (176) , Claims Specialist (175) , Claims Service Representative (170) , Customer Service Representative (CSR) (167) , Licensed Insurance Agent (132) , Claims Supervisor (120) , Software Engineer (102)

What are the pros of working at GEICO according to real employee reviews?

"Great benefits and when you weren't on a call you didn't have to do much" ((in 1633 reviews)); "Good pay... but it's meant to incentivize you to ultimately take their underwhelming internship and eventual job offer." ((in 1510 reviews)); "Give great training and make sure that you know exactly what you are doing before you get into the job." ((in 481 reviews)); "GEICO has always hired great people and I thoroughly enjoyed working with everyone I did there." ((in 444 reviews)); "Work from home is great." ((in 214 reviews))

What are the cons of working at GEICO according to real employee reviews?

"Poor management and over bearing" ((in 739 reviews)); "There is no work life balance and they don't care about their employees at all." ((in 376 reviews)); "Getting a good supervisor (which there is almost NO wasy to control) will make or break your career." ((in 279 reviews)); "Upper management do NOT care about you and will make your life miserable." ((in 225 reviews)); "The managers are micro" ((in 186 reviews))

GEICO Auto Damage Management Development Program reviews

2.2

11% would recommend to a friend

(618 total reviews)

Nancy L. Pierce

Not enough data to show CEO approval

13% positive business outlook

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Management Development Program Auto Damage employees have rated GEICO with 2.2 out of 5 stars, based on 618 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Management Development Program Auto Damage professionals have an average working experience there. GEICO is rated 39% below average by Management Development Program Auto Damage professionals compared to other employers within the Insurance industry (3.6 stars).

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3.0

Feb 25, 2015

If you want to be a "suck-up" and you thrive in a matrix environment with impossible goals then you may do well here

Auto damage adjuster

Recommend

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Pros

The salary at GEICO is decent for what it's worth with good health and other benefits. Typically, coworkers are pleasant to work with and so is senior management. If you can play within the rules and be a "suck up" and do well in a matrix environment, you will be able to do pretty well. Opportunities are good if you fit the framework and are willing to move around the country. Tuition reimbursement is good if you do not have a degree.

Cons

The company will not pay proper overtime or allow for individual growth due to budget deficits. I asked many times to be sent to professional development programs and was always brushed off or ignored. Overtime hours (if even considered) are classified as "premium pay" which is less than 50% your hourly rate. When going on "CATASTROPHE" duty I was only paid regular overtime not CATASTROPHE pay as illustrated in the HR handbook. Supposedly it is at manager discretion if you receive the proper pay or not. THERE IS A LOT OF WORK. You will need to work unpaid overtime to stay on top of your workload and you will have many impossible goals to maintain. If you want no home/family time then you can succeed in this job.

3.0

Feb 7, 2015

A good 'for-now' job

Auto damage adjuster

Recommend

CEO approval

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Pros

-Infinite OT -Job stability -Paid sick time -2 weeks vacation to start (accrued over time) -Profit Sharing -Ever-growing company -Company vehicle

Cons

-Overwhelming workload (generates infinite OT, mostly mandatory to keep up) -Consistent turn-over due to workload and management practices (ensure job-stability) -Continuous negative re-enforcement -No Pension -Only 401k company contribution from profit sharing -Company expectation to essentially work part of your day for free. -You will never take one of your breaks, and you will never be paid for working it either. -Want to work up the company? Work for free. -You pay for partial use on company vehicle -Lack of empathy/understanding. -Job responsibilities grow everyday. -Statistics determining raise/promotion are competitively based. Meaning there is a guarantee 40% will not receive good reviews (raises or promotions). They are also designed to make any hard work look mediocre due to measuring factors.

3.0

Jan 29, 2015

Lots of micromanagement in every position. Always adding metrics to hit, never removing old ones.

Auto damage field adjuster

Recommend

CEO approval

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Flexible hours- You get to make your own schedule to a certain extent. Most AD Adjusters are provided a company car and are able to use it for personal use- always with free gas and insurance Benefits are good

Cons

Management always finds a new metric, new goal, or new job responsibility to add, but never removes any. Over time this have become very draining and irritating. Handling shady/dishonest shops gets really old, really quickly. Being the front, face to face contact for customers has its perks, but in the insurance industry it always seems there are more bitter, angry people than smiling faces. This takes its toll on any worker. The salary is some of the lowest in the industry, while the work load is among the highest

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Lots of micromanagement in every position. Always adding metrics to hit, never removing old ones.

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