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7.9/10
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  • Claims handler, October 2020

    • £20,000 per year, working a 40 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • 1–3 years experience
    7.6/10

  • Best thing

    Flexibility

    Worst thing

    Stress
    Clueless leaders

    Trading underwriter, August 2020

    • £36,600 per year, working a 45 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    5.9/10

  • Trading underwriter, August 2020

    • £14,000 per year, working a 18 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    4.6/10

  • Underwriter, August 2020

    • £25,000 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    10.0/10

  • Lead developer, August 2020

    • Manages people
    • £70,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    8.5/10

  • Accounts administrator, August 2020

    • £20,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    8.4/10

  • Business consultant, August 2020

    • Manages people
    • £26,800 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    8.7/10

  • Change consultant, August 2020

    • £18,500 per year, working a 24 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    10.0/10

  • Change consultant, July 2020

    • £27,200 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    7.0/10

  • Data consultant, July 2020

    • £23,100 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    9.3/10

  • Finance manager, July 2020

    • Manages people
    • £40,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    5.5/10

  • Best thing

    The friends and the team you work in the support from team mates

    Worst thing

    Stress and crappy office and equipment

    Claims handler, July 2020

    • £22,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • 1–3 years experience
    6.4/10

  • Customer service, July 2020

    • £20,500 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    9.3/10

  • Analyst, June 2020

    • £30,000 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    8.2/10

  • Asset manage4, June 2020

    • £25,000 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • 1–3 years experience
    5.1/10

  • Best thing

    My clients customers

    Worst thing

    The managers

    Corporate risk, June 2020

    • Manages people
    • £21,500 per year, working a 35 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    4.8/10

  • Claims handler, May 2020

    • £26,900 per year, working a 40 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • More than 3 years experience
    7.0/10

  • Best thing

    Hours and pay

    Claims agent, March 2020

    • £19,000 per year, working a 37 hour week
    • 25 or older
    • Less than a year experience
    10.0/10

  • Claims consultant, December 2019

    • £65,000 per year, working a 30 hour week
    • 34–44 years old
    • More than 3 years experience
    7.6/10