USAA reviews

I got fired from USAA because of a bad manic health episode, for which I ended up hospitalized. Looking back, there was an opportunity to deal with me carefully and humanely. It should have been obvious that over about 2 weeks, my mental health was progressively deteriorating, and I was clearly not behaving normally, in contrast with the rest of my time on the job. I did not feel like there was proper due diligence in figuring out why I was acting that way; rather, the focus was on what I was doing. Instead, I lost employment (and health insurance) at a highly vulnerable moment, and it took at least 1.5 years, if not longer, to regain my footing professionally. This is a very specific case, so feel free to take it with a grain of salt. For me, it's extra infuriating because USAA deals with military service members, and mental illness is very common in that community. Surely they have at least some experience having to deal with that. To be fair, this is not a situation I would expect most companies to resolve well. But that would mark the difference between a typical corporate establishment and a fantastic company.

Managers don't care, managers lie under oath on unemployment claims after they tell you to quit and find another job