USAA reviews

3.3

47% would recommend to a friend

(7,677 total reviews)
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Juan C. Andrade

43% approve of CEO

43% positive business outlook

USAA has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 7,677 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The USAA 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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1.0
Sep 2, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Benefits and pension, however you will die or have a heart attack or have other conditions like high blood pressure and stress because they continue to overwork you.

Cons

Not a claims adjuster but a customer service representative the amount of stress and the amount of workload you will kill yourself your health is wealth you cannot put a price on your health. Every other day adjusters are leaving USAA and you take over their claims. Management will tell you to work overtime to catch up on your claims. So you will never have time for your family or be able to continue your education because really how ?

3.0
Feb 11, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Benefits, perks, campus all AWESOME: $5250/year in free tuition is great too! Very causal dress - shorts are even allowed. Fraud P & D Role: I loved the job - call volume wasn't bad. (I was a contractor - if you can get by without insurance and PTO, go in as a contractor, the pay is INSANE. I entered that role at $29/hr. Some agencies pay up to $45/hr. BUT, if I had been hired on as an employee for that same job, I would've been offered $18/hr to start. They justify that with the benefits and bonus (which is NOT guaranteed!) ) But Christmas bonus is two weeks pay. Basically, if you can get in as management, you've got it made. If you start on the front line, expect the experience to be just as bad as any other call center. Insurance Professional: Hated it with a passion! Only took the job to get my foot in the door as an employee.

Cons

All of that AWESOME does you little good if the site is 95% shut down! USAA is all about WHO you know, not WHAT you know. They basically TELL you that during NEO (New Employee Orientation which lasts for 3 days!) They will tell you how very important it is that you network with as many people as you can - what they MEAN is pucker up sucker! Trying to get beyond anything more than a lateral move is EXTREMELY difficult! If you have a front line role, expect stress that has caused many good ppl to leave on doctor's orders - it's just THAT stressful. If you thrive on stress, this is a perfect place to work! If you have depression, anxiety or any other mental health issues, do not go here, you'll have great insurance to pay for your therapy and your stay in the hospital when you have a nervous breakdown. If you have high blood pressure or a heart condition, do NOT go here! Expect a weekly "coaching" session - where they tell you every thing you've done WRONG the week before . Never do they "coach" you to praise you for all the good work you've done. (But that's most call center jobs). If your manager has it in for you, figure a way out of the situation, or expect to end up fired eventually. The managers all play favorites and they are not shy about it. Basically, expect to be a robot. It doesn't take much to get fired. The Insurance gig basically sucked out my soul and has made me decide after 20 years, I will NEVER work in a call center again. USAA claims like a 95.5% retention rate. It's lies. They may have that in the IT dept or pretty much ANY job that doesn't have people taking abuse on the phone all day. People on the front lines are in and out like cat burglars.

2.0
Jul 10, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

company mission and strong culture (but this is changing). benefits (they are decreasing but are still better than other companies). 8% 401k match. retirement plan (changed in 2021 and much worse for employee) . medical insurance. PTO. maternity & paternity leave. tuition reimbursement. bonus (decreased dramatically in 2021). Huge focus on diversity and inclusion (so much that it feels forced)

Cons

Reduced benefits (bonus and 401k). broken IT systems. People are overworked. Some areas are miserable to work in. either back to back meetings or back to back phone calls. promotions are getting more difficult and transfers are almost impossible (there are too many talented employees applying for open positions). Forced to return to office after working remote for over a year. not enough remote positions. poor work life balance. bad leadership decisions the company is getting too woke. donating millions to advance racial equality and taking out bonds while the company is falling apart at the seams. fix the IT systems and take care of your employees and members.

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