GEICO’s Buffalo Regional Office Increases Starting Salaries Significantly for Many Positions
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GEICO significantly increased starting salaries for sales, service and claims positions at the company’s
Sales and service associates at GEICO are, professional insurance agents, provided with extensive training and continuing education. GEICO offers an excellent benefits package, and recently rolled out a new hybrid work schedule, which allows associates to work 3-to-5 days per week at from home once they complete orientation.
“I wanted to stay in the area to finish my degree–and GEICO not only allowed me to do that but paid for it,” said DeVore.
While going to school, DeVore entered the company as a Service Representative.
“I had some previous customer service experience – but no knowledge of insurance. That didn’t matter. GEICO did a great job of training me,” said DeVore.
DeVore was in service for a year before transitioning to sales. Approximately two years later, DeVore was promoted to supervisor. Then, in 2004, the
Over the next 16 years, DeVore held positions in service, claims and sales–becoming a supervisor and recently was promoted to yet another managerial position.
“I’ve stayed at GEICO because, quite simply, there wasn’t a single other company that could provide this type of growth and promotion opportunities. If I wanted to, I could work anywhere from
In addition to the compensation and advancement, DeVore has taken full advantage of the benefits GEICO offers.
“Tuition reimbursement is great. But GEICO also helped me adopt three children. We went through the entire process without having to pay much out of pocket. And, as we welcomed three new people into our home, GEICO and my colleagues were super flexible,” said DeVore.
DeVore is also active in employee resource groups (ERGs) – both Go BOLD (“GEICO Organization for Black Outreach and Leadership Development”) and Parent PEERS (“Providing Education, Encouragement, Resources, and Support”).
“As a white man with a blended family, I found the resources invaluable to understanding their experiences. I’ve also suggested to those I work with that they lean into the ERGs to understand how people from all different cultures and backgrounds experience the workplace. The ERGs have really just extended that family-like culture we have,” said DeVore.
DeVore’s experience is shared by many of his
“GEICO tries to provide all the support that any associate might need – from continuing education to flexible work schedules to opportunities to give back to
DeVore, alongside colleagues, is active in the community. He serves as GEICO Buffalo Chair for Special Olympics WNY, coordinating volunteers for the organization, including the Spring Games in
A member of the Berkshire Hathaway family of companies, GEICO is a stable company that was founded 85 years ago. The company’s Total Rewards benefits package includes health, dental and vision coverage, paid vacation and holidays, paid bonding leave and continuing education and tuition reimbursement.
When asked what he tells people about GEICO, DeVore answered, “Advancement and compensation are great. But it doesn’t mean much if you don’t love where you work. In
Applications are being accepted now at GEICO.jobs/
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