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Goosehead Insurance

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Goosehead Insurance reviews

3.3

56% would recommend to a friend

(1,850 total reviews)
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Mark Miller

66% approve of CEO

56% positive business outlook

Goosehead Insurance has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 1,850 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Goosehead Insurance employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Insurance industry (3.6 stars).

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2K reviews
1.0
Jan 15, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

You’ll work with people close to your age since they hire the majority of their agents straight out of college. I did make a lot of close friends during my time here. That’s literally the ONLY pro.

Cons

Everything. Their employees are always going to be second to their bottom line. They promise a long term career- ask them how many people of the 150+ sales agents have been there over 3 years. It’s less than 5%. If that. They promise “incredible” earning potential. The majority of the sales agents there make 40-45k their first year or two and 50-60k at the MOST after 3 years (if they make it that long). You’ll be working the most insane hours. 7-7 is expected at minimum for the majority of your first 2 years. You’ll be working weekends. You’ll be micro-managed by passive-aggressive, immature, inexperienced managers giving you incredibly unrealistic sales and metric goals. I was asked to do several things that I felt went against my moral code while working here. Not to mention the fact that half of the office has to constantly pop adderall and chug coffee/energy drinks to keep up with the work load/hours. One of my friends even had a manager suggest during her monthly review that she start taking adderrall to keep up. And then everyone drinks until their sick on the weekends to try to unwind and distress from the week. The “culture” created at Goosehead is toxic and unhealthy. My advice is to stay far far away.

1.0
Oct 18, 2018

Enjoy pettiness and immature gossip? Work here!

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The only pro I can think of is that I no longer work for this company.

Cons

Gossip, immaturity, pettiness, and management make up the issues at play here. Decisions will be made without the correct departments looped in, and often times you will be found at fault. If anyone decides to actually read this, just wait for the response to the 1 star above, and see it is the same generic response. If you also need further proof of the amount of incompetency in charge here, Google “Goosehead Insurance Stock Options” and see how much the top level employees make here, and the amount of money they got for their stock options. Most of the time these same individuals can be found looking at their cell phones in their offices, and will take days to respond to emails. The level of shadiness and uncomfortable situations you will be put in, are simply not worth it. It is a constant and daily battle of management only caring about the butt kissers, and those who work 75 hours. Also, before I forget, HR rarely cares about your issue, as it is one person, and they are buddy buddy with all senior figures. They will not care to even hear your issues at play. Your time and mental stability are worth exploring a different option, elsewhere.

1.0
Jul 4, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

They pay for your license and give you training. They also show you how an insurance company shouldn't be ran.

Cons

*Disclaimer* this review is for the Henderson office only. There are so many cons to working at this place it'd take a Stephen King length novel to list them all out. Management plays favorites and dangles promotion opportunities out there when they have no intention of promoting anyone. They threaten to block you from finding another insurance job if you leave. To sum up the office culture I'd recommend watching the movie Mean Girls. They make you have unpaid mandatory meetings during your lunch and after your shift is over. Management scolds you if you don't show up super early to your shift, work through your lunch, and stay extremely late. ALL of which is completely unpaid. It is frowned upon to not go out drinking and show up hungover to work like all the managers do. Expect to service policies for sales agents who have absolutely no clue what they are doing and want you to clean up the mess. This job will drain you of your morals and your soul but hey sell that completely unnecessary coverage to a client so we can make more money.

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