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Great Benefits, Good Company Culture, Okay Coworkers, & Poor Training - CX Specialist Lemonade Insurance Employee Review

3.0
6 Apr 2023
Recommend
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Pros

- Flexible PTO/sick time - Fully paid health/dental/vision insurance - WFH

Cons

The initial month is supposed to be training, but they don't really train you on your actual work. Instead, they teach you more about the software you'll be using, which is good, but it's also important to learn about the policies. You're not well-trained or prepped to speak to customers. Lemonade stated the job will be a mix of chats, emails, & phones. After a few weeks, the new hires were all put on just phones and were told it'll only be for a month so that we learn faster. After a few months, I spoke to my Lead about how exhausting it is to be on phones everyday b/c of the high volume & rude customers. I was told that we can only move on to chats and email days once we excel in phones, which no one was aware of. Micromanagement - Your every minute is watched and if you're inactive for more than a minute or two, it's flagged. You have to constantly let everyone know if you're taking a break, lunch, or need to use the restroom just so you don't get written up.

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5.0
3 Jun 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great company/culture, great people, great exam support. Surrounded by the cream of the crop in the insurance and insurtech world. interesting and dynamic work. A nice bonus is you will learn how to code here, it's non negotiable.

Cons

No formal rotational programs. Work can get get overwhelming during exam season (maybe not a unique thing to this company). No bonuses, just equity.

3.0
20 Feb 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

When I started there it was amazing. Lots of flexibility, good pay, great benefits, and fantastic people to collaborate with. It was a real startup culture.

Cons

Once they started hiring old hats from entrenched and archaic insurance companies to be senior leaders the tone changed. Almost overnight it became just like the institutional insurance companies where you can be stabbed in the back at any moment and you’re only valued if senior leaders can see your work product. If you don’t have regular interactions with them or pat yourself on the back often you are as good as gone.

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