National General Insurance reviews

Toxic Management Culture: Once out of training, management frequently emphasized various ways employees could be terminated rather than fostering a supportive and growth-oriented work environment. This approach created an atmosphere of fear rather than motivation. • Unreasonable Performance Expectations: Even with near-perfect Quality Assurance (QA) scores, employees are often placed on Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) immediately after training. This practice undermines employee morale and suggests a predetermined intent to push employees out rather than develop their skills. • Ineffective Coaching & Development: Coaching sessions provided little to no actionable guidance for improving sales performance. Feedback was often focused on minor, nitpicky details rather than strategies to help agents successfully close deals. • Lack of Transparency & Control: The company maintains complete control over call routing, queues, and the types of calls assigned to agents, limiting their ability to succeed and directly impacting commission opportunities. • Non-Competitive Compensation & Unfavorable Hours: The hourly wage is not competitive with industry standards, and scheduling is not conducive to work-life balance. • Bait-and-Switch Hiring Practices: Upon hiring, I was provided with one expectation regarding my schedule, only to have it changed immediately after training, demonstrating a lack of honesty and consistency in their hiring process.

The workload is somewhat high