873 Insurance Underwriter, Assistant Jobs

“Entrepeneurial”

Pros:  “Fast paced. Fairly compensated. Much growth to experience. We are always reminded of how important our work is and how much it is appreciated.”

Cons:  “Not enough vertical communication from senior management downwards.” – Full Review

“A Must Work For Employer for College Grads majoring in insurance -- Their Training Program is Second to None.”

Pros:  “It was a financially sound company at the time I was employed.”

Cons:  “Multi-level management in all divisions” – Full Review

“Big Anonymous Company”

Pros:  “Improving their training and development”

Cons:  “constant pay freezes. You are just a number - if someone leaves company, common to hear 'the Marsh juggernaut carries on' ...” – Full Review

“Good straightforward staffing firm”

Pros:  “Everything is very clearly defined concerning pay and benefits. No issues with getting paid on time. Also getting paid weekly is nice.”

Cons:  “At least for me there was no option for salary or vacation/sick time. Hourly only.” – Full Review

“Consistent Growth, Employee Empowerment are Commonplace”

Pros:  “Markel has an extremely long, and consistent record of profitability. Even in soft economic markets, Markel Venture's financial investments have proven to be extremely…”

Cons:  “Because the organization is so vast and has a great deal of different business units, cross-training or developing an in-depth knowledge of the organization can be…” – Full Review

“Good place to work in Reno, NV.”

Pros:  “Always looking for new opportunites. Training is encouraged and required. Good community involvement. Some of the best benifits in the region.”

Cons:  “None that I can think if. I was happy to work there and was given opportunities to grow in my career.” – Full Review

“Zurich NA -- Good for the Corporate World”

Pros:  “Able recognition for a job well done. Great management. Room for movement and flexibility and a pretty dynamic corporate structure.”

Cons:  “Pretty easy to get caught in the corporate-world trap and not move up at all. Many people seem overly content with putting in their 9-5 shift and going home.” – Full Review