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Fast-paced environment with high mobility and healthy working culture - Client Support Huckleberry Insurance Employee Review

4.0
May 10, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

- New opportunities open up internally all the time as long as you are proactive - Amazing coworkers - Open and honest communication regarding performance - Not bothered outside of working hours at all - Time offs are always respected - Smaller company, so one's impact is much more evident - Employees are kept in the loop on the company's future plans - Employees are encouraged to work on projects that align with their career goals - High mobility: people in my team usually get promoted before their 1 year work anniversary

Cons

- Requires ability to problem solve independently and with high accountability - Requires ability to multitask well and pivot into other tasks (still within one's responsibility) as needed - Requires high empathy and patience when handling customer service tasks — definitely not for everyone - New processes can be implemented at any time. Must be willing to learn and adapt quickly; don't be afraid to ask a lot of questions and take notes.

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5.0
Jun 4, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Had a wonderful time at Huckleberry.

Cons

Unfortunate timing with macroeconomics of insurtech.

1.0
Jul 13, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Most of the employees (outside of C-level/VP leadership) are amazing people. - Marketable product that could really change the landscape of small business insurance.

Cons

- Leadership is the furthest thing from transparent. They will lie to your face about advancement and compensation, and when called out on it, will pretend those conversations never happened. - Low pay: for the industry, all roles are under compensated. Goals for sales are rising despite lead count dwindling, so commission checks are few and far between. - No real vision: over the last year, many long standing employees have left the organization as trajectory changed seemingly every month. - No sense of job security. Managers will make you feel as though you are on the chopping block, even if you are performing. - No boundaries: no line between personal and work life. Very little respect for time off. Past work events have involved heavy drinking, and got uncomfortable. - No training: employees are selling and servicing insurance policies despite having very little knowledge of insurance. - Culture of Fear instilled on employees. No HR department so any problems have to go through your manager or leadership, and they will likely hold it against you. - Favoritism runs rife at Huckleberry. Promotions are given with little or no merit, and withheld or taken away without warning. Some long standing favorites have very ambiguous job duties.

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