GEICO Management Development Program Auto Damage Adjuster reviews

2.2

11% would recommend to a friend

(585 total reviews)
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Nancy L. Pierce

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13% positive business outlook

Management Development Program Auto Damage Adjuster employees have rated GEICO with 2.2 out of 5 stars, based on 585 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Management Development Program Auto Damage Adjuster professionals have an average working experience there. GEICO is rated 39% below average by Management Development Program Auto Damage Adjuster professionals compared to other employers within the Insurance industry (3.6 stars).

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585 reviews
1.0
Oct 23, 2023
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Pros

I've made some great friends and there are amazing people that work there

Cons

Over worked, underpaid, management has it's head so far in the sand it has no idea what's going on with the front line folks. The new CEO Todd Combs has ruined what was once a great company to work for.

2.0
Oct 20, 2023
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Pros

Good pay, I know it varies quite a bit but for my area I am paid well above what other insurance companies would offer. Despite the being on the decline, benefits are still pretty good.

Cons

Current CEO seems to be on a mission to run this company into the ground as thoroughly as possible. Within 4 years we've gone from priding ourselves on never laying anyone off to now massive layoffs every couple of months. As an insurer we've gone from being morally ambiguous to just outright being the bad guys and criminals that people think insurance companies are. In my day today job now I am forced to select parts that are known to be of insufficient quality, tell repair shops to perform repair procedures that are not to proper standards, and disregard statements put out by the original vehicle manufacturer because we feel we know better than them. Most will agree Geico used to be a great place, then for a few years it was ok but not as good and now it's just a depressing wasteland controlled by the greed of the CEO

2.0
Oct 15, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

They give really good training, pay for your pro level 1, 2, and 3 certifications if you want them, give a company car. It’s a good place to spend 4 months to 2 years MAX to build your resume if you don’t have any experience but get out ASAP. They will try to lure you with how much money you can make but the standards you have to meet to get there are impossible to meet and stay at for a prolonged period of time and once, so build up your resume and leave for a better company. If you do stay for more than a year there’s room to promote to an AD2 or a supervisor if you want to go that route because of the high turnover rate there aren’t enough employees to fill those roles. But most people in those roles are burnt out and do the minimum.

Cons

Insanely stressful work environment. Unrealistic and unsustainable work metrics, company software crashes, lags, fails constantly. Horrible customers, even if you work through your lunch, start early, and don’t take breaks the average person will still fall behind trying to get 5’s on surveys, while writing 100% accurate estimates on 3-5 claims a day. Which is the standard to meet to get promoted/pay raise.

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