GEICO Auto Damage Management Development Program reviews

-During training for an auto damage adjuster you must get a 90 average on all quizzes(which are actually lengthy exams). I came in with prior knowledge about vehicles and after studying every night for 4+ hours I was not able to maintain a 90 average. At which point they fire you immediately. It was a big waste of time and the training course needs to be looked at by upper management and changed.

Salary is augmented if you exceed their numbers. Meaning every inspection gets a point system however some inspections you don't get the credit for but are expected to do them. So if you did 10 inspections that day, you might not get credit for them. Customer service survey you only get credit for one question and must be excellent or you fail. You get help if you have a good supervisor or manager. Training you get in the beginning is contradicted when you get to your area. what you are suppose to do is different in the tri county if you are in lower Florida. Management doesn't care about you as a person. You're just a number and how well you can make them look.