Allstate reviews

Pay is far below market, and difficult to close gap without obtaining numerous promotions. Politics are a very real thing here. Doing your job very well is about 40% of the battle to move up.

Work one Saturday each month. Hard to take off days during the holidays with no seniority. The work load is a lot! The environment can be very negative sometimes due to customers complaining and causing heartache for the employees. Pretty much everyone complains about their job the whole day and how they want to have a drink later on. Lots of negative vibes... if you ask me. This does not make my day enjoyable. It does not seem that anyone actually wants to be there. If they do, they tend to remain quiet. Although it's a 40 hour work week most adjusters put in more time than that. Many adjusters stay later to complete the tasks. You must be pretty organized to be successful in this role. Task management is key! The task flow is pretty hard to keep up with. You should know what kind of personality you have (MBTI) to see if you are good fit. Otherwise you will not be satisfied. If you are detail oriented and love to sit at a desk then you may like this role. Most people that get hired already know someone at Allstate. And of course everyone would agree that claims adjusters don't get paid enough especially at Allstate. Allstate is cutting jobs for processors and putting more work for the adjusters. The amount of task that adjusters are responsible for is asinine. Other insurance carriers pay more. I think job satisfaction is what all the millennials are lacking here, but yet it's the millennials that are often found looking for jobs at these companies such as Allstate. Advice: DO NOT SETTLE. Find something you enjoy doing or you won't last long!