Worst job of my life - Claims Adjuster Gallagher Employee Review

1.0
13 Feb 2014
Recommend
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Pros

There were no pros to this job. I had worked as a Claims Adjuster for a few years before coming to this company. I didn't last long here.

Cons

I felt unwelcome as soon as I started. All of my co-workers outside of 1 were rude, not helpful in any way and acted as though they wished I wasn't there. I later found out it was because they were all aware that I was being paid more than they were before I started. Pretty sure that is something that shouldn't be disclosed to other employees. Favoritism ran wild at the OKC office. There was another individual who was promoted to adjuster at the same time they hired me for the same job. On a daily basis I was given 5-7 times the workload of this person as they were buddy buddy with the department manager. This person was incompetent and never should have been promoted in the first place. Constantly asked me questions and I basically ended up doing their work on top of mine. They had gotten in trouble with the law, couldn't show up on time etc. etc. but none of that mattered. I took two part-time jobs that I was WAY over qualified for just to get out of there. I have warned multiple people about working at this place.

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Cons

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