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Jun 5, 2009
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Approves of CEOCompensation & Benefits 4.5 Career Opportunities 4.0 Recognition & Feedback 5.0 Communication 3.5 Senior Leadership 5.0 Employee Morale 5.0 Work/Life Balance 4.0 Fairness & Respect 4.0 State Farm College Intern in Bloomington, IL: (Past Employee - 2009)
Pros
Great people work for State Farm, they really want to see you succeed.
Great products offered and the service is unbeatable.Cons
You need to know someone to get hired/promoted.
The training is substandard, baptism by fire.
Extremely conservative, but that is typical of the insurance industry.Advice to Senior Management
I think State Farm needs to work on their training program and get NEW SOFTWARE! Necho is ancient, and ABS is ridiculously slow.
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Sfpp Account Representative in Jacksonville, FL:
“Statefarm a good place to work”
Jun 4, 2009
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Anonymous:
“State Farm”
Jun 1, 2009
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Insurance Agent in Miami, FL:
“A good work place for the less educated, those that have higher degrees of education should pursue own agency only.”
May 24, 2009
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Sales Marketing Specialist-Agent Staff in Garland, TX:
“Entry Level or Experienced Great Opportunity”
May 14, 2009
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Agent Support Staff in Nashville, TN:
“from an agent's office perspective”
Apr 16, 2009
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Sales Marketing Specialist-Agent Staff in Bellflower, CA:
“State Farm: a great place to grow and learn along your career.”
Apr 11, 2009
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Strategic Resources Intern in Champaign, IL:
“State Farm Research Center is a great place to intern.”
Apr 8, 2009
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Systems Analyst in Bloomington, IL:
“An Insurance Company trying to do software”
Apr 7, 2009
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Systems Analyst in Bloomington, IL:
“State Farm is a great place to work - most of the time.”
Mar 27, 2009
