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Just Meh - Claims Examiner II Lincoln Financial Group Employee Review

2.0
Jul 13, 2021
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Pros

PTO and Salary with remote work.

Cons

If you are hired in the claims department, understand now that you will be over-worked and if landing the wrong manager, micro managed as well. They pay well because of such a hire turnover rate. You are expected to be able to handle a high call volume with everyone calling in trying to reach their own case managers along with trying to handle your own cases and reach out to treating providers offices to get information. If you can't multi task or pick up the job quickly be ready for serious burn out. Remote is nice but management will treat that as you have no problem working past your scheduled hours before and after. If your manager notices you're doing well be prepared for your case load to start getting higher and higher. They make a big deal about a decent work/life balance but in reality there is none.

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5.0
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Pros

Flexible and non micromanaging position I really like my manager. She is transparent.

Cons

No cons as along as you do your work and ask questions

2.0
Jul 14, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Some good things include work from home being available if you’re too far to commute to an office. There is a good 401K match. You don’t have to work holidays.

Cons

The cons… I have worked metrics driven positions, but this feels too intense. I don’t like the “big brother” feeling of always being watched. Even if you’re in a ready status and waiting for calls, if you’re not moving your mouse, you’re considered idle and that hurts your metric. The sick/PTO buckets took a little getting used to. I didn’t realize using my sick time also took hours from my PTO. I’ve been used to those being separate things. I also hated feeling “new” to the job. You would learn something one way, but then be told to do the process another way only to be told later that you’re supposed to do it a different way. It became hard to feel confident in my job.

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