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Mercury Insurance Company

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Sad Depressing job - Claims Adjuster Mercury Insurance Company Employee Review

1.0
Jul 6, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Christmas bonus, and small annual u/w bonus, ok benefits, health, dental, vision, life ins and 401k, casual dress, friendly coworkers,

Cons

Where do I start? too much work to do in 1 day, everyone is eternally behind on everything. No room for advancement, management does not have a clue about anything. Since we got new system a year ago and we are now getting at least double the amount of claims we used to get with minimal overtime. On top of that, we are now being audited every single month as if there isn't enough stress in our lives. The reviews and audits are so degrading.lowers everyone's self esteemed. You are made to feel incompetent. Morale has been at an all time low and nobody acknowledges it. Good hardworking employees keep leaving or going on stress leave and the rest of us are left to work the files left behind. So many new procedures that are time consuming on an already slow system, suck up your day. At least 50% of employed are still there because they haven't found another job yet, as soon as they do they will be out of there.

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Cons

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