FedNat Reviews

3.3

40% would recommend to a friend

(50 total reviews)

David K. Patterson

52% approve of CEO

40% positive business outlook

FedNat has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 50 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The FedNat employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Insurance industry (3.6 stars).

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50 reviews
1.0
8 Aug 2018

Adjuster

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Met very good people. Benefits are good.

Cons

Where do I start? It is unreal what I have witness working here and which of course why people are leaving. Upper management is disgusting except for some good ones that actually work hard and want to see their department succeed. Auto is closing and it’s a shame that they hired this compliance specialist to run the department straight into the ground. Quality Assurance department: in order to qualify for that position you must be stick thin and barely wear any clothing, experience is not needed. Litigation: party central, whether in or out of the office, their behavior is inappropriate. Sexual harassment is a normal everyday routine at this company, you report it to HR and nothing is ever done no matter how serious it is. It’s appalling what is going on in those company. The favoritism is out of hand. They drive their best Adjusters away and over work them. Mike Braun always talks about this great culture.......... I wish he would sit in Claims for 2 months undercover to see exactly what’s going on and why there so much mismanagement and know why so many people are leaving in Claims. This company was great at one point but not anymore.

1.0
2 Jul 2015

Not good!

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

They will hire someone with little or no experience. Entry level salary is decent. Benefits are okay but you must contribute handsomely toward them. Excellent 401k with full 6% match but making it to the two year vesting date is challenging.

Cons

The company was formerly known as 21st Century Holding Company and changed the name during 2011 in an attempt to escape a less than stellar reputation held among employees, customers and the stockholders. Unfortunately, the same management is in place as previously; they just have a new name and logo. Only the desperate and people new to the insurance industry should consider employment with this company. They will create a lot of appeal in recruiting new employees telling that they are “one big, happy family” and that the employee turnover rate is near zero, which is all BS. The few managers they have are the only people that have been there forever and most of them don’t even have a brick and mortar formal education beyond high school. If you do consider working for the company, ask who you will report to and then research that person prior to taking the position. You will probably find out that the person either has never worked anywhere else credible or is a novice/amateur in whatever department they are in. The company does screen for drugs during the hiring process but is very 420 friendly once you are on board. You are encouraged to partake which will solidify your rapport with the managers and you are subject to being bullied if you don’t partake. There are a lot of other policies in place regarding insider trading, dress code, code of conduct, etc. Its all a façade and those policies are not enforced unless they don’t like you. And forget about the non-retaliation policy, its only there for amusement purposes. To get a real insight of the company, just search online “Ted Lawson poker” (you’ve heard the term ‘a picture says a thousand words’) and “21st Century Holding Company litigation”. And yes, Ted is still in the picture no matter what they tell you. The CEO is just Ted’s female lapdog.

5.0
24 Jul 2018

Claims Adjuster

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Consistent management; good quality personable supervision and very willing to help attain goals and meet expectations.

Cons

Not many downsides. There are limited opportunities for advancement since the company is small and the different positions are limited, but there are some to reach for.

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