Esurance Reviews
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Pros
Descent salary and benefits. That's about it.
Cons
Horrible management, software side of the house was run like the insurance side of the house. I do not think management knew how to run a software development team. Very timid about adopting new technologies. I do not feel my input was ever heard (though it was asked). We were still using ie6, Visual Studio 2003 with .Net 1.1 and were not allowed to take advantage of emerging technologies.
Advice to Senior Management
Your development teams do not work the same as your insurance product teams. Allow your middle and lower management to do their jobs and have more say in the direction of projects. Micromanagement does not equal efficiency and higher margins. It equals disgruntled employees and stifled creativity. Software developers are creative people. Give them room to work and express themselves. Embrace new technologies. They will very likely save you money in the middle to long run and will give your works higher job satisfaction.
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Systems Engineer in San Francisco, CA:
“Do not work in IT.”
May 29, 2009
1 found helpful
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Sales Agent in Rocklin, CA:
“Good News doesn't travel fast? Where are all the happy people?”
Mar 25, 2009
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Software Engineer in San Francisco, CA:
“You can do better.”
Nov 20, 2008
1 found helpful
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Not Claims in Rocklin, CA:
“Do not join this company if you are looking to move forward quickly.”
Jul 6, 2008
3 found helpful
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Senior Claims Adjuster in Tampa, FL:
“This place sucks”
Jul 7, 2008
2 found helpful
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Anonymous in Rocklin, CA:
“Esurance has potential but has a long way to go.”
Jun 22, 2008
3 found helpful | 1 comment