Progressive Insurance Auto Agent reviews

The amount of claims work you get is unbearable. You need to work 6-7 days a week (of course unpaid) just to have a chance at keeping up. There is little to no work/life balance with the amount of claims you get per day. Youre almost expected to just work late (and for no pay) just to keep up. Youre praised if you work 50+ hours a week to stay on top of your work but it ultimately becomes unbearable, the customers are terrible, and the job become insanely stressful after a few months of a decent amount of claims each day... just not worth it to me. If you want work/life balance, look elsewhere. If you dont mind working a ton of horus per work (for free, no OT) then have at it. Also it makes taking PTO alost impossbile. no one covers for you while you are out some when you come back you will come back to an unprecedented amount of work to catch up on and customers are usually mad.

- Recruiters bend the truth to get you in the door -inconsistent pay scale -inconsistent claim metrics -inconsistent training - learn as you go- sink or swim philosophy -False sense of transparency -expected to fill in an average of three job roles for the pay of one - high inbound call volume, expect to work other adjuster's claims on top of your own - When employee turnover increases, expect new hires to make significantly more