Questions and Answers about GEICO

Got in at 7:30 am. Took a computer test. Passed. Did an interview. Passed. Did a role play on the phone. Passed. Went upstairs to sit with an employee to see what the job is like. Met with a supervisor for another interview. Offered job. Went back down stairs to complete paperwork. Left around 1:30pm. They tell you before you come to plan to be there all day if all goes well. You only move forward as you pass each level. Drug test is done. They will cut a little square of hair from your head. A credit and background check is preformed. These take as long as 3 weeks. If you pass those two you are officially hired. They take their process very seriously. The pay is good. Overtime is there if you want it. Benefits are good as well. Oh will have to obtain a license to sell insirance in your state. Tjey will cover this and it will be done before you start actually working. You are paid while you attend school. You will get out of this job what you put into it just like most jobs. You will deal with irate customers. Don't be thin skinned and still give good customer service. Don't be nervous during the interview. Just relax and good luck.

Answered February 18, 2018

Testing, interviews and role play took about 6 hours. Was hired on the spot. Waited 2 weeks for credit, background, drug and education check to go through. Then receiver official hire email. Start date was 2 months from the on the spot hire date because tjey were still hiring and making sure to have a full class. Was told this in the beginning. So I knew I wouldn't be starting in a week. Had a number to call for support with the HR Department if I had any questions through the process. They were helpful and returned call within 24 hours. Sometimes they didn't have to call back cause I would get through. The process is long. But they tell you that it is. There were no surprises.

Answered February 18, 2018

They hire all ages. Seniority (tenure) does not play a factor, but education and performance do. Several individuals in management (mostly supervisors) are well educated but lack people skills that should have been evaluated PRIOR to being given a management position.

Answered July 12, 2017

There was no accountability within management. Uneven workload. Some people take 50 calls per day, some take 150.

Answered July 23, 2017

I did a phone interview for customer service representative, it's about a week now I have not heard from them, does it mean I was not shortlisted.

Answered June 16, 2017

Precisely, Geico does employ individuals with a fresh outlook in the insurance trade, becoming involved with new challenges ensures peserverance and perspective for the company.

Answered February 21, 2018

Any and all training at Geico happens after you get the job and you are paid for it.

Answered October 3, 2017

Very warm and welcoming. Coworkers are very helpful. Great place to work!

Answered December 21, 2017

I work 5 days a week and any opportunity for overtime, I take advantage of.

Answered June 11, 2017

Yes you get salary

Answered November 30, 2017