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Team Focus Insurance Group

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Lay-Offs Every Year - Anonymous employee Team Focus Insurance Group Employee Review

1.0
9 Mar 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Hard working employees in the call centers yet they seldom get to go to lunch because of limited staff and high call volumes.Sometimes you do have the opportunity to work at another department but not by choice. It's always because they fired someone or they're about to fire you so you have no choice. They seldom have events and have free lunch but be lucky if you can get off the phones. You'll see the same people (favorites) at the events all day though...wonder how they're work ever gets done.

Cons

They make it seem things are going to get better but this company continues to decline for the past 3 years. I've seen lay-offs every year I've been here and they just fired 29 people. Some of these hardworking people were here 5-10 years and did more work than some "Directors" that are either handing out food that they made at their desk or running to Sam's Club to pick up party food. The executives have their favorites and it's obvious when upper management continues to get pay raises yet the hard working employees barely see any type of pay raise. They supposedly distribute quarterly "bonuses" they call profit sharing but be lucky if you see an additional $40 when it does get paid out. There are multiple platforms within each department and it makes no sense. The IT team is always working on tickets to fix major bugs and constant testing on weekends by team members that don't even work in IT but do the work but don't get compensated.

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5.0
12 Sept 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The company is solid, and the leadership team has a lot of good experience. They understand the insurance industry and know what it is like to work as a service rep, underwriter, tech, etc. The company has been doing much better the last few years, and signing more clients, which results in better pay and advancement. Being a fully remote workplace gives me alot of flexibility but the virtual interaction over teams is still great

Cons

Being remote you do miss in-person interactions

1.0
9 Apr 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

They’ll mail you a coffee mug with the company logo and host occasional “mandatory fun” Zoom happy hours. You might get a branded hoodie once a year. They love to promote “flexibility,” but in reality, you're just always online and expected to be available 24/7. If surface-level remote perks are your thing, you'll be thrilled.

Cons

The President is completely disconnected from employees and micromanages through layers of ineffective leadership. Decisions change weekly with no explanation. Career growth is nonexistent, and recognition is rare unless you're part of the inner circle. Communication is poor, accountability is worse, and turnover is sky-high. Working remotely doesn’t protect you from toxic leadership—it just isolates you while it happens.

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