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CopperPoint Insurance Companies

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Good people with cutthroat and greedy executives - Engineer CopperPoint Insurance Companies Employee Review

3.0
Jan 25, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

* Good work life balance (depending on responsibilities) * Solid benefits although they seem to slip a little more each year * Compensation is slightly below market level for most positions * Employees are generally good people * Middle managers care about their employees * Strong financial company means stability Overall a solid place to work (could do a lot worse). If you are looking to punch in and punch out this is a good place to do it.

Cons

* Main goal of the company is inorganic growth through acquisitions likely at 1-2 companies per year which puts a great deal of stress on employees doing their job while having to do the extra work of integrating w/ new companies * Executives say one thing to employees but their actions indicate otherwise. Those at the top see the company as a piggy bank for huge growth and likely a massive payday before a quick exit to avoid actually improving the business * A very old company that has a clash between 'this is how we've always done things' and new hires trying to right the ship * Disconnect between the day to day insurance business which is actually not the main part of the overall company strategy * Not a lot of room for growth due to mid sized company

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5.0
Mar 9, 2026
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Pros

Nice managers and good work-life balance

Cons

Remote is kind of hard

1.0
Feb 1, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Remote Environment, duties are easy

Cons

Low pay. The Team Lead does not have much of a personal life so all her energy is spent into micromanaging, backstabbing and sabotaging employees trying to impress the managers. My team messages where I would greet the team were screenshot and sent to managers as some "evidence" of the the time I logged in. Meetings are spent prying into your personal life and doing ice breakers. I was chastised for skipping a meeting where the topic at hand was "Do you like hamburgers or hot dogs?". I kid you not. They use systems that the managers do not know how to interpret the data and have crazy metrics that are influenced by other team members performances. One of the team members quit because the team lead called her "nasty" and my metrics went from meet to not meet because I was expected to fully take on the other person work load that quit. Every team member had an open issue with HR because of the team lead or the manager. If you speak up about anything prepare to be targeted. HR is not going to help you, they are just making sure you don't have anything for a lawsuit when they reach out. Stay away from this department.

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