Does State Farm offer dental insurance?

-Fixed schedules -Excellent benefits including health, dental, vision , 401k, and tuition reimbursement -Annual performance based bonus

-Highly metric driven environment -High volume of work creates barrier to personalized service -Management

Never will drop you, pays out best for claims, makes selling policies easy because they are good policies

No benefits for being State Farm employee, doesn’t offer medical, dental, vision, any type of group life plan to employees and more.

Job stability is great. You work a lot of overtime which directly effects your paychecks in a great way. Good benefits in terms of health, dental, etc along with incentives like hotel fees paid for, per diem, gas, etc.

You work a LOT of overtime and have very little free time for yourself. You will spend the majority of your time away from home in a different state. Only one day off per week. Management varies from job to job. You work by yourself & alone for the majority of the time. Have to deal with upset customers/contractors frequently. Stressful environments depending on location. Sometimes have to go inside people's homes that may not be the cleanest &/or smell the greatest.

They have incredible benefits: health, EAP, dental, vision, 401k, life, and bonuses.

I've seen a lot of inconsistency with job satisfaction. You kind of just have to get into a good department with a good manager. I suggest working there a year, seeing what it's all about, and then applying for a new job internally if you don't like your current one.

I had a base pay at least.

No benefits, no health insurance.

High pay & good hours

no health benefits or dental benefits

One of the last companies offering Pension and great benefits including 401(k), Health, Dental, etc. An almost a recession-proof company. Hybrid in-office schedule; one week in the office and 3 weeks at home a month.

The current economy has changed the workload so that amounts to more work but no extra pay. Lots of company changes on the horizon to combat the economy. The company is starting to lose that family feeling and feels a lot more like a big corporation but if you like that type of environment then it would be a great fit for you.

Medical benefits dental are good

Can’t move up unless you are liked. Have to have a degree to underwrite, but they aren’t real underwriters.

Money is good but stays at your starting salary for awhile so negotiate high. Excellent benefits, especially low cost health insurance option.

Management is so stressed that they make unattainable goals. They do not lead coaching to strengths but instead use fear tactics. Some managers have been their so long that their ability to lead has deteriorated completely. There are no alternatives to an unhealthy work environment other than leaving State Farm entirely. HR doesn't care if you aren't happy and will not take the side of the employee, ever. Don't expect a work-life balance.

Good Benefits including Medical Dental and Life. Stable company and job security.

Way too much work, heavy work-load and a lot of overtime.