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Lemonade Insurance reviews

3.5

61% would recommend to a friend

(632 total reviews)
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Daniel Schreiber

75% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

Lemonade Insurance has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 632 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Lemonade Insurance employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Insurance industry (3.6 stars).

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632 reviews
1.0
Jun 12, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Absolutely amazing frontline folks who are underappreciated and undervalued.

Cons

As a former CX Lead for Lemonade (essentially a frontline manager), I can tell you that this company has changed drastically for the worse within the past year or so, at least for anyone not in the upper echelons of power. When I came to Lemonade, I was leaving a horrendous morally bankrupt company, and for that very reason. I spent months interviewing with various companies, actively seeking a company that treated its employees well. I researched Lemonade extensively and carefully chose it over other companies. Oops. Somehow, amazingly, during my time with Lemonade, it became even worse than the company I left. Good senior leadership departed, and that absence was filled with the absolute worst senior leadership I've ever witnessed. Initially it was bad enough just because there was no ability for exceptional CXers to move up. Leads would advocate for CXers who had been doing a great job and were ready for the next step, some of them who were with the company essentially since inception, only to be told that something had changed and there wouldn't be that opportunity or something in that vicinity. Tough luck, essentially. Then new senior leadership came in and laid off over 50 frontline workers, and proceeded to tell them actually it was their fault - they were being fired for poor performance. Well, as a former lead of of at least one of these "poor performers" I can tell you in my experience that was absolutely not true. Truly spectacular folks who were some of the highest performers were fired, and then told it was due to poor performance. Oh and then of course told in order to get severance they had to sign an NDA. When questioned, senior leadership refused to provide any specific details whatsoever on this supposed poor performance. Slack channels were locked down to prevent employees from communicating with each other. Leads were forced to parrot ambiguous meaningless statements when employees who weren't fired questioned what was happening. Transparency was one of the key mantras at Lemonade. Maybe it was true at one point. Clearly not anymore.

1.0
Jun 10, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Work from home, friendly coworkers

Cons

Low pay Disappearing leadership Favoritism Overworked Understaffed Leaders who throw others under the bus Being denied promotion for having an opinion different than leadership Being overworked with little thank you Being ignored and then blasted with “kudos” in the form of a slack message No support Well. Where do I begin, for a company that prides itself on changing the industry and being a change for the good they are showcasing the ultimate smoke screen. The company “love bombs” new people with gifts and stuff and then overworks people while being severely understaffed. Transparency became a trigger word working for lemonade and the secrecy is so bad the managers had no idea that senior managers and above were about to lay off half of the staff including the top performers. There is no pay increase and when asked about it senior leadership scoffed at employees working 2-3 jobs while struggling in the current economy. The company states they are paying top tier for their employees while paying $16k less than the national average. Then stated during an all-hands that they are paying the national average and the breakdown included stuff like medical benefits, perks, and things provided by the company. So stating they pay the national average but actually do not. When employees asked to withdraw from the perks for more pay the idea was laughed at and dismissed. Favoritism is wild at this company with very deserving people being skipped for promotions for others who are not at all qualified. Managers had over 18 people on their teams and senior leadership was working to hire more leads for 6 months. Proving they really weren’t looking they were just buying time because the company is hemorrhaging money with an end potentially in sight. This company is crashing with people leaving left and right. They treat you as if you are a number and talk about being a family or caring for people. They don’t. People worked bilingual calls/tickets without compensation, leaders talked negatively about staff, and often staff felt as if they were being left out to drown. No drive, no leadership, garbage product. Not to mention the internal systems that don’t work. The company cares more about making buttons pretty than a functional website. If you don’t mind being burned while being yelled at by customers, there is a huge lack of support from leadership when staff is facing severely abusive customers. But honestly, don’t bother and run away as far as you can. Instead of listening to feedback from customers and staff the senior leaders just ignore people, disappear all day and avoid all forms of responsibility. People are encouraged to speak up and voice their thoughts and opinions. It’s even encouraged to share people's points of view. Senior leaders reach out to individuals who do speak up and tell them to align with leadership or they will need to move on. Including people looking for promotions. A few leads were let go for speaking up for their specialist and advocating for the staff members. So for a place that “values” others' thoughts and opinions and really looking forward to changing the insurance game this company is nothing more than a corporate cesspool of garbage disguised as a collaborative and fun environment. Please, stay away.

1.0
Jun 9, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Other reps were fun to work with! Some free stuff

Cons

Training is a joke, they expect you to study for the insurance exam in 5 days. I was on the phone and during onboarding training, I learned about emails. They do not prepare you for the customers and processes Tons of training, processes, and policies are not documented, just word of mouth and inconsistent. Favoritism and not qualified people being promoted HUGE secret lay off, made people sign NDAs to get their last check Horrible pay scale with very little advancement

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