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National General Insurance

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Ok for entry level, not sustainable - Insurance Agent National General Insurance Employee Review

2.0
20 Sept 2021
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Pros

$15/hour starting wage (I hear it’s since gone up) with mandatory overtime, and very laid back hiring practices. If you don't have much experience you could do worse.

Cons

The job is intense/stressful. If you like/are good at sales, you can for sure get a higher base wage at another local call center. Though the base pay is ok for the area, that’s a shame and speaks more to the need for a raised minimum wage than the actual living you can make at this job. (Again, as a novice, seasoned reps do pretty well). Micromanaging in a complex industry means that no matter how good you are, you will make a mistake and get talked to. These mistakes are sometimes on you, but it’s frustrating to see management come down on you like you’re a 5th grader in then principals office only to hear later that your mistake was escalated and dismissed by big insurance regulation ppl. Also, the health insurance isn’t real health insurance.

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5.0
12 Apr 2026
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Pros

Great work life balance and management is quite supportive.

Cons

Migration to new system had some issues. Like not being able to access what I needed for work took close to 2 months. Still got paid though

1.0
19 Jun 2026
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Pros

Work from home but it’s a con as the only way to stay alive is to work 11 plus hours.

Cons

Poor communication Poor training 10 plus claims per day with a system that is always down. Managers has favorites You do EVERYTHING! It has turnt into a calll center environment as all you do is answer calls that the medical provider line should be answering but no they refuse to train them and hire folks that can read so the PIP reps do it ALL Other departments do not respect PIP reps.

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