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Liberty Mutual Insurance

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Liberty Mutual Insurance reviews

3.7

62% would recommend to a friend

(10,090 total reviews)
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Tim Sweeney

65% approve of CEO

59% positive business outlook

Liberty Mutual Insurance has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 10,090 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Liberty Mutual Insurance employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Seguros industry (3.6 stars).

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10K reviews
2.0
Jun 7, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I've enjoyed my time at Liberty up until the return to office announcement. I enjoyed the flexible work arrangements and always felt like my manager cared about me. I also felt like the company was willing to invest in me with additional training, paying for graduate school, etc.

Cons

The recent announcement of returning to office is not only a decision being met by extreme dislike by employees, it has been handled very poorly by management. We've been told over and over there was going to be no return to office, and now they threw it on employees with few details so we all have to sit and wait to learn how it'll actually work. Management has been very tone deaf and not addressed employee concerns outside of listing out our concerns and saying they saw them - that's not addressing concerns! How this has been handled is making me and other top performing employees want to find jobs elsewhere. Top performers that can find other jobs will, leaving the company with lower performing employees that have a harder time getting employed elsewhere. This has a negative impact on Diversity and Inclusion as Liberty already is pretty white and in office work has a disproportionately negative impact on minorities.

2.0
Apr 7, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great place to get your insurance career started/ good company to have on your resume . Lots of PTO (which you will need to stay remotely sane at this job)

Cons

Work life balance, inadequate training. There is a lot of PTO but you are almost punished when you take it because you come back to hundreds of angry emails and tasks backed up that only you can complete along with getting 3+ new claims a day. Being an adjuster is important work as you can assist those who are injured and sometimes losing time from work and you can really make an impact on people’s lives during a difficult time. But good adjusters don’t last at this job because you cannot be a good adjuster- investigate claims with all resources, coordinate medical care, and meaningfully support and assist those in need of help when you sit at caseloads of up to 180 claims. On a good / average day you will have 130 claims. Complaints about high caseloads are met with the sporadic hiring of often inexperienced people- many of whom quit shortly after training due to little support and being thrown into extremely complex claims before they are ready. This place is a mess- very few experienced people last and sadly often those who do- stay at the expensive of their personal lives and mental health

1.0
May 13, 2022

Bad for Mental Health

Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Liberty was very good when I started in 2018. They had competitive pay and I moved up quickly in roles from Insurance Agent to Claims Adjuster. I was able to promote to level 2 after my ramp up period and was happy until 2020. At the time decent pay and ability to move up. Good PTO accrual.

Cons

After 2020 when covid hit the company who seems to work so hard to show they appreciate their employee plummeted. They underestimated their claim volume due to the pandemic and fired a very large portion of adjusters who were not in the top tier of performance. When all anyone could do was drive and claim volume skyrocketed, the adjusters left were forced to take on a very unreasonable work load which killed metrics. Liberty is very big on metric numbers and is quick to place employees on plans and terminate them. Being a single mom working from home while attempting to homeschool to some degree was absolutely impossible. Managers tried to be empathetic but they are just middle men and are not able to really help employees. We were forced to work mandatory overtime. The volume was extremely high and the stress associated was even higher. Liberty attempted to use Independent Adjusters to help with volume and the people hired were completely incompetent, did not complete claim files, paid out wrong and eventually were let go. The adjusters that managed to stay on were forced to take on those horrific files and told to fix them on their already unmanageable load. Metrics plummeted due to these bad files and high volumes and more and more employees were either fired or left the company due to how it was being ran. I attempted to stay on and worked off the clock and on PTO just to stay barely above line to not be fired. Liberty directly contributed to a massive mental breakdown in 2021 and I’ve suffered the effects ever since. Communication was always brought to managers about work life balance, case load and mental stress adjusters were feeling. Unfortunately as I said they were middle men and were not able to provide any help or relief as their hands were tied with what senior management was telling them they need to do. They were as lost as we were. Also the cost of living has increased greatly and Liberty has yet to increase wages due to cost of living. At this time you can get a job elsewhere that pays better with a fraction of the stress and volume. At one time Liberty was competitive with pay. They are no longer even close. At this time everyone I know throughout my time at Liberty has faded away. In my opinion Liberty used to be a great place to work, one I was proud of. Now the company has become an embarrassment and a shell of the former.

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