High Turnover of Employees - Anonymous employee Roundstone Employee Review

1.0
Jun 22, 2022
Anonymous employee
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Pros

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Cons

The retention of employees at this company is extremely low for a reason. High turnover is caused by a lack of communication, support, burnout, and company culture. The majority of the staff are new employees including management. In my years of employment with Roundstone there have been many employees that are not permitted to work their full two weeks upon giving notice, causing a hindrance on the staff and training. Burnout is common and the base salary is low compared to other competitors in the area (including the non-guaranteed bonus). Annual/performance reviews are not accurate. Upper management should listen to employees concerns and act on them. Hire employees that have experience and are familiar with the industry. Growth is good, but growing with the right staff is essential.

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5.0
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Pros

I’ve been working at Roundstone Insurance for 8 months, and it has been an amazing experience! The company culture is truly something special. Managers and executives genuinely listen and welcome feedback, which creates a supportive and empowering environment. I especially love Roundstone’s CORE values: Live Well, Work Smarter, Own It, and Be Intellectually Curious. These aren’t just words—they’re actively reflected in how we work and grow as a team. One of the most unique things about Roundstone is the monthly meetings with the Owners, where open dialogue and transparency are encouraged. It’s refreshing to be part of an organization that values both its people and continuous improvement. I’m proud to be here!

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1.0
Jun 17, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Compensation is generally good but money doesn’t buy happiness.

Cons

Category ratings don’t lie - culture and senior management is a big problem. They always have been and will continue to be.

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