Geico

TerriE · 09-09-2009, 05:43 PM

Does anyone here work for GEICO? I haven’t read anything about them on here except one that showed a link to getting your own field office. How are they to work for? Reasonable? Fair? Demanding?

I am still studying for my license and I am interested in working for them. Thanks.

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slan77 · 09-10-2009, 11:44 AM

There's a website called jobvent that doesn't seem to leave me with the impression they're a very good company to work for. never worked there, but the posts seem brutal.

InsrAnts · 09-10-2009, 08:38 PM

[COLOR=black]I've worked for Safeco, Travelers and GEICO. For the last 10 years it's been GEICO. Like any business, your happiness working there will depend on your goals and personality. GEICO has a very small group of agents in field offices. The bulk of the work and jobs are at large, regional contact centers. If you work hard and exceed goals you will do well. GEICO has been very very good to me, even in lean years. Almost all of management, including our CEO come from entry level jobs within GEICO. So the opportunities are there. If you want to sell or service polices, they will pay for and prepare you for the P&C exam. Most entry level jobs will be service, sales or claims. GEICO does have a rigorous hiring process and once you're in the expectations are high, but the rewards are too. Folks who are lazy or have bad attitudes or the ones that don't work for us very long. If you want a paycheck, I'd pass on us. If you want a career, then take a look.[/COLOR]

Go to our website, and click on the far right tab that says about GEICO, there is a jobs link. You can search what GEICO is looking for in your area.

Good luck no matter what you decide to do

PS I'm actually in CA, not AL

TerriE · 09-11-2009, 02:55 PM

Thanks everybody for your replies. I appreciate the feedback.