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Stay Away - Anonymous employee CURE Auto Insurance Employee Review

1.0
Nov 17, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Decent health benefits, paid time off and vacation time.

Cons

Processes for doing simple tasks are miss managed. Very poor management, most managers don’t know how to speak to people and are inconsiderate, spiteful, and hostile towards their underlings. If your name is not on the door or you are top management (usually consisting of made up titles don’t even bother sharing an opinion on anything.) Rarely any performance bonus is ever paid. Salary increments is even worse than government company.

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CURE Auto Insurance Response
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Thank you for your candid feedback. We are sorry to hear that this has been your experience at CURE thus far, and we are very concerned about the conditions referenced in your review. The treatment and satisfaction of employees at every level is pivotal to our culture and success as an organization. We do not tolerate hostility or spite. As for salary increases and performance reviews, we follow a standardized annual process to provide all eligible employees with any earned increases. As you are a current employee, we encourage you to please contact a member of the HR Team directly to discuss and address your concerns further. Thank you.

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