Sentry reviews

3.8

70% would recommend to a friend

(187 total reviews)
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Pete G. McPartland

79% approve of CEO

79% positive business outlook

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2.0
Jul 13, 2024

Lacking diversity

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Work-life balance, hybrid model, salary

Cons

Non-existent approach to diversity and inclusivity is pretty shocking for a Fortune 1000 company. Reluctance to evolve. This is coming from a white man fwiw.

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Sentry Response
1y
Thank you for your review. You’ve mentioned a few of the many advantages of working at Sentry that translates to our high retention rate and growing employee base. Regarding your comment on inclusion, I disagree with your stance. Our approach to date is focusing on programs and organizations that work to build stronger, more equitable communities. If you’d like to learn more about our Inclusion and Belonging efforts at Sentry, please reach out to me. Javier Sotelo – Sr. Director of Talent
3.0
Jun 26, 2024

Good pay lots of drama

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Pros

Good pay, bonuses and benefits

Cons

Lots of drama. No one is ever on the same page including me management.

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Sentry Response
2y
Thank you for your review. I agree, our comprehensive benefits package is just one of the great reasons to work at Sentry. In regard to your other comments, each of our business areas has clear-cut goals, and work processes to achieve those goals. Each is developed through conversations and feedback from everyone involved. Greg Larson – AVP Workers’ Compensation Claims
3.0
May 29, 2024

Lacks Flexibility

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Pros

Decent Pay - though there are times the company evaluates fair market and you suddenly find out you’ve been underpaid and are brought back up to fair market value for your position. Decent Benefits - they recently changed their FMLA policy to be more strict and less flexible with regards to the calendar year. Ability to move around the company - there are always open positions and movement within the company.

Cons

Poor flexibility with hybrid schedule - if you’re sick don’t expect to be able to work from home on non-work from home days. The option is to work from the office sick or use PTO. Poor willingness to protect disabled employees’ privacy for even moderate accommodations - recently with the change of the work from home flexibility the company now requires doctors note requesting accomodations for any reason you may need additional work from home days but also for in office accommodations like use of the one and only wellness room in our office where you can deal with medical needs. Every other privacy room (including that one) are now lactation only rooms. Divulging my entire medical history to my employer is not acceptable. Can be overwhelming in some areas when they refuse to increase staff that’s left the company and instead just reduce the number of people in a unit. You are expected to be willing to take on additional corporate projects with your work.

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Sentry Response
1y
Thank you for your feedback. We’re glad to see your positive outlook on the Total Rewards benefits package Sentry offers to our associates and the ability to grow in your career. We understand workloads can fluctuate, and that’s why we strive to provide a positive work/life balance through our hybrid work model and other additional resources available to all associates. Additionally, we want to make it clear that we’re fully compliant and supportive of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and we ensure that all of our associates receive fair and equal treatment. Thank you again for your feedback. Javier Sotelo – Senior Director of Talent
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