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Must be good at cold calling
Insurance Producer (Former Employee) - Ashburn, VA - June 6, 2018
If you are good at finding your own leads and cold calling this is a good fit for you, otherwise you spend a lot of time collecting payments. Not a lot of lead support.
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Owner (Former Employee) - Gaithersburg, MD - April 16, 2020
An extremely unfair and unpleasant experience. Horrible culture with unfair practices regarding who does and does not get a permanent contract. Poor leadership and training teams.
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Fun
IT Business Analyst (Current Employee) - Gaithersburg, MD - March 10, 2020
Great organizational culture.
"Great benefits (Tuition reimbursement"
"work life balance is great here. flexible work and have time for family. Gre
"Great benefits (Tuition reimbursement"
"work life balance is great here. flexible work and have time for family. Gre
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Great Company
Account Representative (Former Employee) - Springfield, VA - December 25, 2019
Expect to learn a lot and fast. Great training is provided and even after the training if you need anything just ask. Great managers and great organization.
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Productive
Intern (Former Employee) - Gaithersburg, MD - December 25, 2019
Worked as an intern. It was a very productive experience. I learned about many things such as working better as a team player. The workplace was filled with driven individuals.
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productive work enviroment
Insurance Agent / Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) - Gainesville, VA - December 5, 2019
I learned customer service, and great communications skills. The hardest part of the job to me personally was giving quotes but I had helpful co workers and managers that helped me.
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Good stable job, but low pay
State Farm Team Member (Former Employee) - Montgomery County, MD - November 4, 2019
The role of customer service/sales at a State Farm agents office is pretty low key, enjoyable but not well compensated for the most part. Experiences can vary from agent to agent, you need to find a good fit with an agent for the best experience.
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It was productive half the time
State Farm, Administrative (Former Employee) - Herndon, VA - September 15, 2019
I would say working at State Farm was a good experience for me because it helped me gain a little knowledge about insurance. I worked with my family so there was no drama. That made it a lot easier to focus on my work.
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Poor Management
Agent's Executive Assistant (Former Employee) - Arlington, VA - September 6, 2019
Each agency you work for operates differently. My review of working with a specific agent can be different compared to another State Farm agent. Which is the risky part. The management for the agency I worked for was not completely professional. There were boundaries crossed in the workplace. It was difficult for team members and the agent to separate work and personal life. Since there is only one boss there, words can be changed easily. Meaning, you can have a procedure for this specific training and then it will change again when a team member cannot follow it correctly. The agent I worked for did not stand by her word. The agent paid her team members hourly + commissions and bonuses. Hourly was easily calculated due to online clock-ins/outs. The commissions were way too complicated to understand. Some months commissions were paid, some months there was a delayed in getting compensated. The hardest part of the job was not having a leader leading from the front. The agent provides workloads to the team members and expect only team members to make numbers for the office. The agent did the bare minimum on sales while team members were struggling to follow a correct procedure the agent could not finalize on. Aside from the poor management, I learned many things of the real world; how to properly insure your vehicle, home, etc. I can honestly say I took some education with me from working with State Farm Insurance. Although, I do not recommend working for an agency to anyone. I recommend working with operations instead of an agency.
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Good Internships
Marketing and Sales Intern (Former Employee) - Silver Spring, MD - July 12, 2019
This was a good internship opportunity to learn about Statefarm and the insurance industry. I would recommend to young people looking for an entryway into the field.
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Great learning experience
Insurance Sales Agent (Former Employee) - Reston, VA - June 22, 2019
If agency is able to delegate then an agent can make money, but if you are required to write every line make sure you have excellent time management skills
Pros
Training, Lines Available
Cons
Software, lack of benefits in some agencies
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Depends who you work for
Sales and Marketing Associate (Former Employee) - Silver Spring, MD - March 13, 2019
it truly depends on the agent. An agent is a person whom you will work for unless you work in the service centers. State Farm has been doing more commercial lately..
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Strong team orientation and fast-paced
Senior Claims Processor (Former Employee) - Silver Spring, MD - January 27, 2019
The most enjoyable part of the job was the fast paced environment The employees were great to work with. Strong learning development. Very diverse culture and enjoyed working with so many different types of people.
Pros
Liked management team
Cons
Closed several offices in many states and relocated to southwest states.
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Good Workplace
Claims Service Assistant (Former Employee) - Silver Spring, MD - January 23, 2019
It was a great workplace and environment to be apart of during my tenure with the company. I enjoyed completing my various tasks and daily duties and working with the support management staff
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Working environment is totally depends on boss
Sales Manager (Former Employee) - McLean, VA - November 29, 2018
Even tough I've worked entire life in one of small business, it really depends on their boss.
Company is huge but working for one of agent is totally different. Even though we contracted, owner changed the word and deny paying commission is one of part that I gave up on my job.
I have enough experienced of working with less than four employees.
Company is huge but working for one of agent is totally different. Even though we contracted, owner changed the word and deny paying commission is one of part that I gave up on my job.
I have enough experienced of working with less than four employees.
Pros
work like family since only have few employees
Cons
Working environment is rely on business flow
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Customer Relations Rep/Sales rep
CUSTOMER SERVICE/SALES REP (Former Employee) - Herndon, VA - October 23, 2018
In the morning I would take care of late payments, discounts, changes and any other service work that needed to be worked, while taking oncoming calls.
Noon I would spend cold calling potential customers, as well as warm leads.
Afternoon I would work the shared folders, this was service work that needed to be done in order for a policy to renew. Failure to do so would result in termination of policy holder. This is when I would deliver news of premium increases as well.
Noon I would spend cold calling potential customers, as well as warm leads.
Afternoon I would work the shared folders, this was service work that needed to be done in order for a policy to renew. Failure to do so would result in termination of policy holder. This is when I would deliver news of premium increases as well.
Pros
1 hour lunch, Pto, mentorship
Cons
long days, rude customers
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Productive and stress free work place
Insurance Agent (Current Employee) - Manassas, VA - October 2, 2018
State farm has a great work environment. Very calm ,slow paced work space. You receive your own desk and work space so you're not cramped next to one another.
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1 hour lunch, free lunches on occasion
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Great for college students, cannot survive in the actual real world.
Account Manager (Former Employee) - Potomac, MD - August 2, 2018
Im sorry but with all the rate increases over the years that never seem to go down, it was harder and harder to work for State Farm. Yes they like to pride themselves on customer service over price but I'm sorry, majority of the people in the world, care about price. We lost soooo many customers to geico and erie. How do you expect an adult with maybe a family to survive making barely minimum wage and then working off commissions, when the rates are so high, everyone is switching and canceling policies.
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salary, commission, rates
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The company has high standards on customer service and needs
Account Manager (Current Employee) - Herndon, VA - July 27, 2018
The employees truly care about the customers and are able to make personal connections with them to help advance the business and all around needs. This solid relationship between agent and customer helps growth all around.
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Unstable
Administrative Assistant (Former Employee) - Rockville, MD - July 8, 2018
I would recommend the company, but not my old employer/office. The company seems great and allows room for growth, benefits, and good pay. But, that all depends on the agent you work under.
Pros
I loved what I did.
Cons
My work environment was hostile
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