I work for a competitor and get a sick satisfaction when droves of customers keep coming to us because Allstate jacked their rates up.
We all knew the pay is a joke.
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@2lkz+1fnS9sUZ The other insurance companies took pretty good rates prior to the pandemic so this really doesn't tell the entire story. It isn't uncommon when I quote rates to people that they end up getting a better rate from Allstate, pay is better at GEICO so I am happy about that but customers go in and out like a revolving door.
Have they had lower rates? The news and customers tell me different. :)
https://www.chicagobusiness.com/insurance/illinois-allstate-car-insurance-rates-increasing
Allstate has always been behind the curve. Historically waited to see what the competition was doing and then by the time they started moving in that direction, by the time they got there… they were late to the party and the industry had already moved in a different direction. With Transformative Growth, Allstate is finally getting ahead of the curve. Their cost cutting measures, although not popular with employees has paid off in lower rates to consumers.
My companies layoff board is super quiet actually 🦗
Well I now work for a competitor and I am in sales, everyone's rates are going up and Allstate is one of the ones we have a hard time beating, especially when it comes to the customers with really good credit, no accidents and no homeowner claims. I actually just shifted my policies back to Allstate. I thought I never would but a not great claims experience with my own company (guy backed into my car in a parking lot) followed by a significant rate hike and I had to do what was best for me.
The disconnect is so funny.
How can we have competitive rates if we keep increasing expenses by paying more...
A coworker left and got a 17k raise
Go to your companies layoff board