Why would anyone having to take this assessment do anything but the bare minimum until the RIF has been completed? It'd be like blasting through the last mile of a marathon knowing that the finish line is the edge of a cliff. The employees suffer, as will the customers. The only people who have nothing to worry about are the leadership, who led us to the precipice in the first place. This time next year, customer service surveys will be the lowest in the industry. Probably about the time they decide to do another RIF because of National General. Hope the stock buybacks were worth it, fellas! You deserve everything you get.
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It’ll get real interesting during those last weeks. What percentage of customers are going to have their claim reassigned because their adjuster’s gone in the span of two weeks? How are the sad souls that are left at this husk of a company going to deal with the massive increase in workload? A total sh–show. At least the thought of not taking those calls will make getting laid off a bit more bearable.
Begone shill! Leadership comes from the top down, so when the people upstairs are sh–, it rolls down hill. Save your sanctimonious BS about integrity and character. We have no examples here to follow.
Integrity and character! I will keep taking care of of my customers and give 100% because its the right thing to do while I'm still employed. A person's true character comes out when they face difficult times.
I'm in the assessment group and yes, it s—s. This is Corporate America and Allstate is in business to make money for the stockholders. If you don't like that and the decisions that come with a for profit company then Allstate or any other Insurance Company is not a fit for you.
Yeah! Fight the power