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Lincoln Financial Group

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1940 sweatshop mentality - Short Term Disability Case Manager Lincoln Financial Group Employee Review

2.0
Apr 30, 2025
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Pros

Decent pay and benefits. Most managers easy to work with.

Cons

Approximately seven years, Lincoln bought out the group protection department from liberty mutual. Workloads were through the roof and Lincoln did not have the technology to efficiently handle claims. For seven years case managers have been promised more manageable workloads. At one time the average caseload was between 225 cases and some case managers had 300 cases. Management said workload should be approximately 120 cases. That standard was never met. Now they have raised it to 170 cases, not counting cases that are submitted early (before the disability) by claimants. Additionally, every move of the mouse is monitored by a tracking system to measure productivity. Although case loads are still high, first level managers are daily, reminding case managers that upper management is looking at productivity and expect current day performance, even though the caseloads are still high. On the other hand, upper management is always sending out these hypocritical emails telling case managers how wonderful they are.

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5.0
Jul 20, 2026
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Pros

Super friendly environment and culture among interns and senior employees. Management and superiors all want you to succeed. Great way to gain valuable experience!

Cons

Can't say I had any negative experiences!

2.0
Jul 14, 2026
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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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