American Automobile Association (AAA) Reviews
Updated Feb 4, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 103 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
You are given a free membership
Cons
Endless complaining by employees about the company and their work load and jobs, back stabbing, juvenile behavior, slackers that are tolerated, promotions given to the worst possible people, bad attitudes, lack of communication, bad management, lack of pay.
Pros
The data was interesting to work with. As an entry level position, I gained tremendous diversity across SBUs. There were several business lines that gained my curiosity in a short time period.
Cons
There was zero feedback on work or accomplishments. There was no connection between co workers, and provided a stale and univiting work environment. The upper managers in accounting were silent and never addressed or acknowledged the work that was being put out. Also, a manager was implemented with no experience and drove the finance department into the ground with a lack of finance knowledge and inability to communicate.
Advice to Senior Management
The bussiness operates via their cash cow which led to status quo and over spending. That is what happens when the grey hairs take over the company and their is no ambition to change the failing models.
Pros
You get a free AAA membership
Cons
Bad business model w/ no leadership
Advice to Senior Management
Consolidate
Pros
The pay was comparable to other insurance companies in the area . the benefits were good, both reggarding vacation time, and insurance offered.
Cons
Seemed that promotions were based on who you knew, rather than what you knew.
Pros
Excellent benefits, good pay, good work environment; most co-workers are great people. AAA is a well respected name, but it is not as well know as an insurance provider; more needs to be done to get the word out.
Cons
This is a great job if you can hang onto it. Seems terribly illogical to spend such enormous time & money training & licensing people from outside the industry only to have them give up before they really get started, or to let go of tenured agents who work hard to take care of the customers. Wasted resources!
Advice to Senior Management
Take a look around at the agents in your company; do you really know who is supporting your business, and who is just in it for themselves and all they can get out of the job? Too many good, hardworking people who did good work, took good care of clients, and did not make trouble have come & gone. Maybe you need to consider calling some of them back.
Pros
You get a free membership that covers road side assistance along with discounted home and auto insurance rates. That's about the only perks.
Cons
During interview position was descibed as an outside sales position mainly building your sales pipline through self marketing supported by AAA. What they don't tell you is any "outside sales" or self marketing has to be accomplished on your own time outside of office hours which is 6 days a week. Position is about 90% inside sales telemarketing with poor leads, and 10% servicing other agents accounts. 100% commision, no paid vacation.
Advice to Senior Management
California is not Texas, so stop trying to run it like California! When you have a huge turnover issue, it is not a good idea to lead by negative reinforcement. Sales goals are inpractical unless you are in one of the top three branches. I wish the business development manager would spend a little more time developing business than writing emails all day!!!
Pros
aaa has a great reputation
Cons
aaa is a small company
Advice to Senior Management
n/a
Pros
Its a job, pays decent
Cons
communication between the front line employee and management are non existant.
Advice to Senior Management
open up a line of comunication with subordants, accept ideas openly and sincerely.
Pros
good benefits and retirement plan
Cons
Hard work unrecognized by management
Advice to Senior Management
listen to your call center employees, they are your backbone
Pros
work life balance, respected organization, free membership, various business lines to work in, stable company, good benefit package, flexible work hours
Cons
lack of advancement opportunities, salary scale on low side,



