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Liberty Mutual Insurance

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Don’t do it - Claims Resolution Representative Liberty Mutual Insurance Employee Review

2.0
Feb 22, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

They training is long and the start you off pretty slow. This leads you to believe you will have the work life balance you’ve always dreamed of. This lasts for a few months before pure hell hits. You can start shift as early as 7:00am

Cons

The total loss department is a revolving door. I used to wonder why there was so much turnover, but you will find out after a few months. The claims don’t stop stop coming. The work load is unreal. You will get constant calls , calls reviewed weekly as if this is a call center, unrealistic metrics to meet, never ending emails, responsible for completing total loss settlements and follow up on paper work. The appraisers are not involved in disputes all the load falls on you. The bonus is profit sharing based on performance paid in March opposed to December like most companies If you you are looking to be drained, overworked, underpaid and stressed come here. I left another carrier and can truly say the grass is not greener. I will be out of here very soon.

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Pros

Great benefits, generous PTO, flexible in-office schedule

Cons

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1.0
Jun 6, 2026
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Pros

There are no pros to working here. I just thought of one, you have a chance to work remotely so you don’t have to see your toxic, incompetent manager in person every day.

Cons

Toxic, hostile culture Favoritism to the extreme 50-60 hours a week work but get paid for 40 Being forced to give your manager a 9-10 on a survey when they don’t deserve it to avoid fear of retaliation Coworkers crying and having panic attacks on a daily basis Just everything

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