Allstate reviews

If you live in southern California, there are not too many offices. There are a lot of seasoned veterans working here and as they slowly leave more positions will open up, but you kind of have to wait for it. The training was not very good, at least for me. There was some web based training and some sit-along training sessions. In claims there are too many scenarios to really cover during training, but in regards to habits they tend to take the metrics and show you what you are not doing well, but don't have much time to really sit with you and show you how to improve. Management is spread thin jumping from one meeting to another. Their tactic is to look at the numbers and attack the issue once the problem has been identified, rather than attacking the source which is the training. There is a lot of time spent on doing these extra activities and things to motivate associates, when in reality positive support from management would help a lot more and cost less.

I honestly can't say one bad thing about Allstate. I am not saying it is perfect and it's the best. However, if you sit and think about what work could be like, versus what it is actually like, I see no reason to complain. My worst day at Allstate is worlds better, than my best day at previous jobs. Be humble, work hard, and you will do great.