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GEICO Washington, DC Reviews

  • "They are like a family"

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    • Culture & Values
    • Diversity & Inclusion
    • Career Opportunities
    • Comp & Benefits
    • Senior Management
    Current Employee - UI Designer in Washington, DC
    Current Employee - UI Designer in Washington, DC
    Recommends
    Approves of CEO

    I have been working at GEICO full-time (More than a year)

    Pros

    It is a very supportive team

    Cons

    None so far, so can't complain

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GEICO Washington, DC Photos

GEICO photo of: Bike to Work Day, 2013
GEICO photo of: Look, the Gecko wrote a book this year! (2013)
GEICO photo of: Black history month coordinators Markell (far left) and Shayla (far right) take a photo with Champion swing dancers Kevin & Tammy. 
GEICO photo of: GEICO employees celebrating Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month. 

GEICO Washington, DC Salaries

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16 salaries
$76,517 per year
$63k
$103k
$76,517 per year
$63k
$103k
12 salaries
$78,239 per year
$47k
$136k
$78,239 per year
$47k
$136k
12 salaries
$95,914 per year
$82k
$117k
$95,914 per year
$82k
$117k
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GEICO Washington, DC Interviews

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Experience
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33%
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    Threat Defense Division Manager Interview

    Anonymous Interview Candidate in Washington, DC
    No Offer
    Negative Experience
    Difficult Interview

    Application

    I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at GEICO (Washington, DC) in September 2021.

    Interview

    I received an email from Senior Technical Recruiting Specialist, Morgan White, asking if I was authorized to work in the US, will I require sponsorship, my current salary, expected salary, and if I am willing to relocate to Washington DC.

    I responded to the email with my current salary, but left the expected salary blank, hoping we could discuss the salary range.

    Morgan wrote back to say my current salary is "significantly higher then what we can offer. I will go ahead and withdraw your application."

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    Interview Questions

    • They wanted to know my current and expected salary.   1 Answer
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