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Benefits reviews
1-7 of 7 Reviews
2.0
Apr 13, 2023
Anonymous Retention Specialist
Former
Frisco, Texas
Old training styles. The trainers need more patience with people that are new to the industry.
3.0
Dec 5, 2022
Anonymous Claims Representative
Former
Lincoln, Rhode Island
good classroom training for new to industry. Follow up/On the job is placed on office staff who are already overworked
5.0
Dec 28, 2021
Anonymous employee
Current
Providence, Rhode Island
average job training for industry
5.0
Sep 1, 2021
Anonymous Customer Service Representative
Current
Spokane Valley, Washington State
They have a strategic training plan.
5.0
Jun 1, 2021
Anonymous Future Leaders Program
Current
Lincoln, Rhode Island
They are giving a great paid job training
1
5.0
Apr 11, 2021
Anonymous Claims Adjuster
Current
Houston, Texas
I had 7 weeks of training at the headquarters in Rhode Island for my position as an adjuster and I felt very prepared for my role. This training included getting the adjusting license for all states. Once you're in your job, you need to take continuing education classes to keep your license, but this won't be difficult because your supervisor and manager will periodically email you links to various required or optional trainings on various topics. After the 7 week training, you will at some point go to a 2 week training in Wisconsin to learn about residential construction as well. 10/10 on training, I always feel prepared to do my job.