Nationwide Insurance Employer Reviews

Great people to work with. Everyone is so professional. Opportunities to advance.

An environment that is just go go go.... pay was great but just started to wear out after a couple of years of doing the same thing.

Home town values - management cares what you think and gives you the tools you need to perform your day-to-day functions

Nationwide Insurance is a wonderful place to work. You are trained very extensively, so by the time you reach the sales floor you are knowledgeable in your field. They treat their employees with respect, and give you the tools to succeed.

Nice people and good environment and manager and team members are supportive we all work as a team to achieve the goal

My typical day at work consist of working over the telephone, email, and using other databases to investigate claims. Customer service is 50% of my performance objectives. I have received awesome training and work independently with my members and consumers on a daily basis. I love my manager because she allows me to independently make decisions that – more...  are best for the member and consumer. Not mention, she helps me develop and prepare for future career advancement. My co-workers are my extended family. We work hard and play hard together. The hardest part of my job is multi-tasking and handling several difficult duties during traditional business hours. The most enjoyable part of the job is that I'm challenged each day and learn new ways to approach different situations. Working at Nationwide has help me grow personally and professionally. However, training consultant opportunites are limited in the Raleigh area. However I am mobile. – less

job atmosphere is friendly and easy going. Co-workers and management are great.

I learned many things, skills, and values at Nationwide insurance. Finished up a couple of degrees and professional certificate programs there. I felt well-rounded there at Nationwide.

I was laid off during the economic fall down but had a great experience there.

A great place to work.

I am a top sales agent with some of the best stats. I am a respectable person, and you never have to tell me twice to do something. Management will treat you like you are never good enough, even though you're one of the best. I would advise anyone not to work for this company!

The management team doens't look out for their employees. The supervisors are very hands on and single minded. They do not allow for individual learning, everything has to be done the way they want it done. There is no support or assistance. If you want to learn something or move up, you have to fight tooth and nail for those opportunities.

Good benefits, fair culture, lots of job security, fair management and ok work/ life balance

A day at Nationwide is a day meeting new people. As a Customer Service Representative I answer the phones and help people with their policy. My co-workers and I all do the same job, and because of that it makes it easy to help each other out with questions. Servicing 26 states is a lot if information to retain so its nice to be able to help others. – more...  The hardest part of my job would have to be remembering each states particular guide lines, but I do love to get to learn something new each day. – less

My typical work day consists of taking calls and assisting customers. I have learned all about the auto and property insurance business. My management team has been there to help me and I have enjoyed working with others. The hardest part of my job is providing all accurate information to the insured. The most enjoyable part of my job is everything!

Great people and environment. Core values are lived on a daily basis.

Nationwide value people
Nationwide are customer focused
Nationwide act with Honesty and Integrity
Nationwide trust and respect each other

task driven, organized, very good interacting with people, passionate, motivated, driven, loyal. I've worked for 2 companies over the 20 years.

The best part of working at Nationwide is all the opportunities within all the areas. The worst part of the company is that every manager runs their area differently and with different guidelines. While some areas are more fun and offer more flexibility, others do not.

I did data entry and provided phone coverage on a daily basis.
It was easy to work with my co workers and management.
The hardest part of the job is dealing with difficult customers.
The best part of the job is working with everyone and knowing I accomplished something every day.

It's ok. Good place to pick new IT skills and learning to adapt with older technologies.

I take about 50 calls and 10 emails a day from customers, in regards to the website. I reset passwords and correct policy access online. I learned multi-tasking and organization skills. Management is supportive and genuinely interested in my success. My co-workers are also supportive and knowledgeable. The hardest part of the job is working with the – more...  public that is not familiar with computers or internet browser settings. The best part of the job is contributing to a team effort. – less