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Relation Insurance Services

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Relation Insurance Services reviews

2.9

38% would recommend to a friend

(32 total reviews)

Tim Hall

66% approve of CEO

45% positive business outlook

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2.0
Mar 27, 2024

No one on the same page.

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Sales team gets luxury international trips with a plus one on company, while service team is given a week long celebration where they host a dinner dance and have their team walk from a sketchy hotel. Service team is rewarded with pizza parties and casino nights. DEI committee. High pay for new employees. Annual raise & bonus. Focus on growth.

Cons

Leadership lacks experience, is disingenuous, out of touch & all talk. Very small raises for existing employees. You have to move out to move up. This company does not value their current team members. The entire vision has been overhauled since Ed & Joe's departure. Leadership is NOT on the same page and is looking to make a hasty sale. This company no longer walks their talk and the no a**hole policy is no longer in place.

1.0
Jan 14, 2024

No work life balance and poor management

Recommend
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Pros

Ability to work remotely, decent sign on bonus

Cons

1) No work life balance. You are expected to work overtime almost everyday and in many cases, the weekends. The problem stems from the fact that this company is understaffed. 2) Manager had behavioral issues (frequent mood swings). I have been yelled at for a slight misunderstanding I had. Yes, I made a mistake on my end, but the way she handled the situation was highly inappropriate. The role of a manager is to provide constructive criticism and encourage the employee to grow and improve. Overall, she was not very encouraging. 3) Short onboarding period. My specific role was listed as entry level and less than 3 months of training was provided (after factoring in the holidays). I agree that 3 months is reasonable for most companies. However, expecting the new hire to learn the ins and outs of the company, be fully independent, and take on the same responsibilities of the manager within that timespan is not realistic whatsoever. Is it not reasonable to provide 3 months for the new hire to learn as much as he/she can and then allow them to continue improving and ask questions after that period? If you absolutely love working long hours then this is the place for you. Otherwise, if you value work-life balance, then I would not recommend Relation.

2.0
Apr 7, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

-Remote flexibility -high level of autonomy

Cons

-Management is not transparent especially with the recent layoffs they have done - little to no raises and bonus -have to work long hours to get work done as there is unrealistic expectations for the heavy work load individuals have due to the layoffs and transfer of work. -poor benefits -no growth and career advancement -not a lot of diversity

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