People - Claims Specialist Veterans Guardian Employee Review

2.0
3 Jan 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I mean, you get paid.

Cons

Toxic leadership. Be careful working here, there are people that will always be protected and you’re probably not one of them. One day the truth will come out.

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5.0
28 Mar 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Everything.....I love this company more than any other I have worked for. I have been working various industries since I was 15 and I am now 45 so 30 years in the work force and this company surprises me in a good day every single day I come into work. The training, the open communication, it feels like you are visiting with friends and family every work day. How they help so many veterans is such a great feeling. I love VG

Cons

Only con I have had so far is a few people they hired around the same time as me,but that is something they have no control over.

1.0
19 July 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Food here and there not much else.

Cons

Everything else, micromanaging, favoritism,unprofessional, company structure is backwards, gossip, gaslighting, poor management

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Veterans Guardian Response
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We take employee feedback very seriously and are committed to creating the best working environment possible for all our team members. There’s a clear misunderstanding about raises and the timeframes associated with them. Veterans Guardian has provided raises after 90 days of employment and provides raises at many points in an employee's tenure. These raises are based on a variety of factors, including performance, attendance, teamwork, tenure, and contributions. Our policy on PTO and unpaid sick time is clearly defined in our employee handbook. We make every attempt to be as accommodating as we can to individual situations and we go out of our way to ensure employees can enjoy PTO and still meet the requirements of a 40-hour work week. We also believe in creating an environment where employees feel appreciated and come together as part of a team during work hours for socials. We find that this is a fun way to boost morale and we have not heard any complaints from current employees that suggest we do away with them. As far as changing and evolving, the answer is simple - we must change to give the best possible service to our veteran clients. The VA changes and therefore our company processes and policies must as well. We must remain agile as a company and we will continue to adjust to anything the VA might throw at our veterans. Again, we appreciate the feedback and are committed to continuing to create the best working environment possible.
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