You have got to be kidding me SF. You walk out of California and then advertise in a California you walked out of. A halftime show that even in California the spectators looked at each other in dismay. Not the SF I once knew. A very woke, Anti... — read more 

Asking for a friend.

Auto DE positions will be eliminated by Q4.

Change the retirement % to age chart. 62 = 100% 61 = 90% 60 = 85% 59 = 80% IF THE COMPANY WOULD CHANGE THIS EMPLOYEES COULD RETIRE SOONER.

Progressive recently released its Dec 2025 earnings and they continue to put the smackdown on SF! Progressive gained est. 352,000 autos in December, SF lost 15,000 vehicles in December Progressive grew by an estimated 5,447,000 vehicles in 2025... — read more 

State Farm has become the MCInsurance of the industry and the MCHub cities are part of the problem! Selling soggy fries, flat Cokes, and forgot the cheese and extra pickles. The people we hire need to be serving fries and burgers for the most part... — read more 

Just imagine how much demutualization would benefit The Farm. The IPO offering could be epic for a Fortune 40 company. The ability to trim the fat as well as creating a new corporate entity would allow for renegotiation of existing mother mutual... — read more 

is Innovation a good place to work? Heard some of the directors and managers quit

Aired today during the NFL championship games. Suppose to be funny of preparing policy holders for how claims are being handled?

I'm not scared of layoffs anymore, I'm waiting for them. Show me the money and I'll happily leave and never look back.

They will be coming out very soon. AI is accelerating at a rapid pace. Remote days are numbered. Time to bring them all home.

This is what the Trump administration - Needs to be concerned about (like previous administrations) since 2008. The U.S. National debt - $38.7 Trillion (and rising) with a debt-to-GDP ratio of 124.03% (current) per usdebtclock. This means that the... — read more 

seeing talk in several spaces about a department being offshored at the end of the year.

When SF settled the RICO case for 250 Million it spoke volumes about the company reputation. To say it was settled as a business decision which IMO an admission of liability. This damaged the company and it continues to spiral downward by cutting... — read more 

Just started with State Farm and think I made the worst mistake of my life. We went up to the floor and did some side by side observations with the claim reps and holy sh-t this place is a zoo. The guy I was sitting by smelled like weed and looks... — read more 

Do you notice that any pro TRUMP post eventually gets deleted? For example, why did they delete the reply to the TDS post regarding the economic numbers? I don't really care to much, but I enjoy pointing these things out.

Why are they not offering wfh only employees exit offers and hiring those jobs in the hubs?

Look, I'm over fifty and I've seen the cycles here. You bust your gut for years, hit your targets, and then watch rounds of layoffs target the highest pay brackets anyway. It really makes you question why you should pour extra energy into a place... — read more 

The (2) contributors for a Major recession when they do (and have) happened during U.S. economic-financial history are Unemployment, and a Major Downturn in consumer spending; currently (70%) of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) as shown in the PCE... — read more 

Anyone get an email for a task to complete " Review Distribution of documents or Tasks" Titled Auto Expectation Document-Annual only to see if was canceled in WD. Well it was seen prior to it being canceled. It's a zero tolerance policy with no... — read more 

We haven't really grown any new policies since July. It's going to get a lot worse. We are too expensive and can't afford to pay agents commission anymore since they account for about 30% of our expense ratio. People are not buying houses or new cars... — read more 

Do you think they can ever bring back to me once great family sport of State Farm?

They are looking at them and writing employees up for non-work related content. No jokes, no whitty banter, nothing personal. Always use your cell to communicate.

How are we still hiring people? What are they telling candidates to make the job sound good, now that the word has gotten out about all the cr-p we go through on a daily basis? I can't see why anyone would accept an offer here right now.

Is it happening or not?

Corporations Viewpoint - Of any employee. The Bottom Line. Remember this, always. Employees are considered an (Expendable) line item due to Cost of Salary, and Benefits.

Read the results of the survey 44,000 employees took and in the section that comments about the hybrid schedule makes it sound like there may be some adjustments to it, even though they are committed.

just found out some (not all) externals are being chopped on Jan 1st in ET. Happy new year!! Three days notice... wow

That's my resolution. No more giving more than I'm paid for. I do my hours and that's it. I'm done.

It is so obvious State Farm is all image without no substance. What say you?

Divergence - The U.S. economy, and the stock market; specifically the (AI) trade. Paradox - AI (Valuations), and (Extreme) volatility; in the stock market. Recent U.S. economic, and stock market observation(s) over the past week - The AI trade is... — read more 

A post making the rounds has similarities to a certain company….. Starbucks did not lose $30 billion because of bad coffee. It lost it because the company mispriced what actually created its value. When Starbucks appointed a McKinsey-trained... — read more 

The U.S. consumer knows that prices for goods, and services; (Increased). For those that are (not) aware the U.S. Government is (only) funded through January 30th of 2026. Core CPI Inflation data was (Never) collected in (Total) for October... — read more 

Curious as most of the DEI related pages on Viva Engage were purged.

Coming everywhere in 2026.

Stagflation - High Inflation - Low Growth. Is the greatest threat to the U.S. economy (by far). The Fed lowering Interest rates in the Trump tariff environment will (not) help the labor market (at all). The Fed should have at least held Interest... — read more 

I’ve been here for a bit now and it’s almost funny to go back and look at the original job posting when I first applied for this job. It’s criminal how badly they misrepresented the role here. You do the elaborate, unnecessarily long training, and... — read more 

Stagflation - High Inflation - Low Growth. Is (by far) the greatest threat to the U.S. economy. High Inflation caused by Trump tariffs. Unemployment caused by Low Growth. AI spending helps GDP growth, but U.S. consumer spending is 68%+ of... — read more 

Our manager talks about work/life balance, but cuts and voluntary departures mean the workload just keeps growing. Its becoming exhausting and nobody seems to care. I don't know how the rest of you are dealing with it, but I'm this close to walking... — read more