GetInsured reviews

3.1

49% would recommend to a friend

(280 total reviews)

Chini Krishnan

68% approve of CEO

46% positive business outlook

GetInsured has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 280 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The GetInsured employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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280 reviews
4.0
Jan 15, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Provided great training with different levels and tests to make sure all reps had the knowledge to provide service to customers calling in.

Cons

Teams change pretty quickly which may be good or bad, but doesn't give you the opportunity to get to know your team to be able to work more efficiently.

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GetInsured Response
1y
Thank you for your response! We appriceate the feedback.
2.0
Jan 14, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Pay is never late. Move up quickly

Cons

Will randomly fire a significant amount of people and your metrics and attendance do not matter. They will hire you for a "career" and then pull the rug from under you.

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GetInsured Response
1y
Thank you for sharing your feedback. Since the Open Enrollment period is limited, our business naturally follows a seasonal cycle. To meet the higher call center demands during the fall and winter, we rely on a seasonal workforce. Unfortunately, this also means there’s a ramp-down period after enrollment ends. This seasonal nature is common in industries requiring customer service during peak periods. High-performing agents are also considered for permanent roles based on business needs and/or high performing agents can return next open enrollment period. We are incredibly grateful for the hard work and dedication of all our team members, seasonal and permanent alike, in helping consumers navigate their health care options. From this review it looks like you're still employed in the contact center, so I would encourage you to speak with your manager about your concerns, as we have an open door policy.
1.0
Jan 8, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Supportive Leadership: Some team leads and supervisors genuinely care about their teams and go above and beyond to align representatives with the company's demands despite the hostile work environment . - Learning Opportunities: Provides exposure to navigating challenging situations, troubleshooting technical issues, and gaining knowledge about insurance—useful for those new to the field. - Career Growth (in Certain Circumstances): For those assigned to functional exchanges and able to adapt quickly, promotions are possible. Many promoted employees report advancing after only a short time due to their performance.

Cons

- Buggy Software and Poor System Design: The company’s software is plagued with unresolved bugs and critical design flaws that create chaos for employees and customers alike. Rushed data migrations from the marketplace databases resulted in widespread issues, including duplicate accounts, incorrect enrollments, and inaccessible data. Representatives are forced to deny customers insurance due solely to platform failures. These technical issues erode trust and make it nearly impossible for employees to provide effective support. - Lack of Transparency and Broken Promises: Management overpromised stability and overtime opportunities through OEP but failed to deliver. Instead, they overstaffed initially, only to lay off the majority of the workforce without warning, creating severe understaffing during the busiest period. Representatives were shuffled between marketplaces with little explanation, leading to inconsistent expectations. These poor decisions compounded the technical issues, leaving employees stretched thin as they juggle high call volumes and massive ticketing backlogs—yet they are held accountable for problems beyond their control. - Disorganized Training and Resources: Training programs failed to equip employees with the knowledge needed to address complex problems created by the company’s flawed systems. Resources are overly convoluted, with outdated or incomplete information that doesn’t reflect real-world scenarios. Employees are set up to fail from the start, expected to solve problems without adequate tools or information while being micromanaged and criticized for falling short of unattainable goals. - Unethical Layoff Practices: Temporary employees were terminated without warning during impersonal mass meetings, with their system access immediately revoked. Direct hires received a 2 month notice. These abrupt, poorly managed layoffs left the remaining workforce overwhelmed and scrambling to handle issues with no meaningful support from management, further eroding morale. - Uncompetitive Pay: The compensation offered for roles requiring high stress tolerance, technical expertise, and extensive multitasking is far below what is fair or competitive in the industry. Employees are expected to shoulder an immense burden for minimal reward.

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GetInsured Response
1y
Thank you for sharing your feedback. As a business aligned with the Open Enrollment period, our operations naturally follow a seasonal cycle. This is why many roles are temporary, a point we make clear during the hiring process. This model is common in industries with fluctuating demand, and our approach allows us to efficiently meet the needs of our clients during peak periods. High-performing agents are also considered for permanent roles based on business needs. We offer competitive compensation for our seasonal agents, which includes a strong base hourly rate along with opportunities for bonuses, ensuring that our team members are rewarded for their hard work. Regarding your comment about denying customers coverage, it’s important to clarify that under the Affordable Care Act, individuals cannot be denied coverage as long as they enroll during the appropriate periods. Our systems are robust, as evidenced by the record-breaking enrollment numbers achieved by our clients year after year and consumers are not denied coverage. All of that being said, if you are still a current employee as it's noted above, I hope you take the time to address your concerns with your manager, as we have an open door policy.
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