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Liberty Mutual Insurance

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Good company, but re-orgs too often for their own good. - Project Manager Liberty Mutual Insurance Employee Review

4.0
Jan 12, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great benefits and pay, flexible work options

Cons

Too much change, too many reorgs, org design is entirely too complex to get work done.

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Liberty Mutual Insurance Response
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Thank you for sharing your experiences. I appreciate hearing directly from employees about what’s working for them and what’s not. I’m glad you feel like we’re on the right path with our benefits and flexible work arrangements, and I understand your concerns about our recent reorganizations. The world around us is changing, and so are our customers’ expectations and needs. We’re embracing this pace of change to remain competitive and thrive. A driving force in this evolution is the rapid advancement of technology and our commitment to being nimble and flexible so we can deliver exceptional customer experiences through superior digital interactions. Yet in these times of change, there’s often uncertainty which can make it difficult to focus on the future and innovate. Though change may be inevitable, I know we can do a better job supporting employees through it as a management team. Please keep sharing your feedback and helping shape how we move forward as a company. -Melanie

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