Don’t drink the Koolaid - Subrogation Specialist Wilber Employee Review

1.0
May 19, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

I liked my co workers. And it ends there.

Cons

The pay is mediocre for the amount of stress and burnout you will experience. Not flexible with schedules, and working one weekend a month is pointless. The “culture” reeks of favoritism and toxicity. If you aren’t one of the original handful of employees who have worked there 10+ years, you’re going to wind up on the outside of the circle worked to death. Benefits are laughable and only enough PTO to take a little over a week off a year and the PTO is forcibly used if you don’t make up absence hours with no real way to earn PTO back. Covid benefits don’t exist and management can seem to come up with a way to do anything without changing there mind from day to day. The manager I did have didn’t know how to leave their baggage at home so if they had a bad day, everyone had to pay for it. And when Covid first hit and we weren’t sure if we were going to lose our jobs, a manager told us that everyone had to make sacrifices because he couldn’t take his trip to Europe anymore. Overall, the worst experience I’ve ever had, but they did give me the experience to move up to a real job.

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5.0
Apr 3, 2026
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Pros

Wilber is one of those rare places where "people first" isn't just something on a wall - they actually mean it. Leadership is transparent about what's going on with the company, and you're never left guessing where things stand. That goes a long way. There's real room to be creative here. If you have an idea that could improve things, people actually want to hear it. You're not just a cog - they encourage innovation and give you the space to run with it. The culture is refreshingly drama-free. It's a Christ-centered organization, and you can feel that in how people treat each other. Just good people doing good work.

Cons

At least with software dev, the pace of change can be a lot if you're not someone who's naturally curious. You have to be a self-starter and genuinely want to keep up and excited about innovation. But if you're that kind of person, it's honestly more of a perk than a stressor.

1.0
Apr 17, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

They offer medical, vision, and dental for full time employees only.

Cons

They do not care about their people. They try to be a corporation but they simply are not. They have a very, very strict attendance policy that makes you expendable. In the same month I received an occurrence for attending a funeral and another while under FMLA leave. They also have an open door/hand it up policy. If you express a concern to management nothing is done. Then a few months later, management will mention in the company meeting they fixed a problem.

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