GEICO Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked with Geico and it was a wonderful experience working with them."

"It was a great opportunity working in Geico for about two years and the best thing was my supervisor to whom I learned a lot. I feel that time flies and my two years passed so fast. I appreciate the leadership qualities of my boss whose focus was to get the job done in best possible way and to build great relationship in between team members to improve and utilize their best skills."

"It is a strong company to work for. I have enjoyed it. I just feel that I am ready to expand my expertise."

"I’ve worked for Geico for a little over two years. It’s a great company to grown with, especially if your into business/communications."

"2018 was the year I started working with my company. I’ve gained a stronger backbone since I became a member due to their in service training for workers and updating us with new technologies in the environment."

"I have worked in Geico since 2011 to 2013. It was a good working environment and it has 200 employees working in the location in Maryland. In automation section we worked all together, 25 employees."

"Great environment and team to work with"

"I worked in Geico for multiple project ,and always a good experience with them. I can consider them as they are reliable and always care for quality of applications that they create. Thats why I can say Geico always grows in this industry this is what I can say about them."

"I have been with GEICO since August of 2019. There exists plenty of room for growth and provides excellent training for company success. Benefits are great."

"Geico was my first job taking calls, talking to people, all while typing and looking up information. I already had my real estate license, so I knew I could ace the insurance test for property as well. The benefits and perks Geico offers are truly amazing, best in the Fredericksburg area. The training was good, but you truly learn the most from being on the phone and listening to your co workers and sitting with seasoned associates. The friendships I made were important and made me feel like I had a second family at Geico, especially since I spent so much time at work. I liked the fact that a wide variety of shifts were offered, so basically I could make sure work fit around my home life. I got all of my kids jobs there as well, they obviously had to perform, but all of them actually were a benefit and as asset to Geico. I worked at Geico for 17 years, and got along with everyone. I only had 2 supervisors that didn’t like me. Towards the end of my tenure at Geico there was a woman that truly had me crying every day in the stairwell and on my breaks. She called me worthless and actually told me she didn’t want losers on her team, everyone heard her abusing me mentally and it started to take a toll on me. I finally went to HR and told them about the abuse and the hostile work environment she created for me. She would rather anger a customer by getting him transferred in the speed of light so her stats looked good, but when I kept getting angry customers on my line, I felt maybe spending an extra 2 minutes to get them properly taken care of was in Geico’s best interest...to keep a customer and have good service, but she didn’t understand common sense and only looked at stats on paper. She would literally scream across the section if she didn’t like the smell of the hand sanitizer I was using. I retired, but overall, outside of the horror of a human she was, I loved my Geico family and miss them terribly. You get out what you put in."