Anyone work for Progressive as in-house insurance defense? How is it over there? Got an offer that puts me over $200k with bonus and it’s remote.

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I’m at a firm but do coverage work (insurer side). If you’re not going to miss 20k and you expect the hours to be much less than at a firm, then this seems like a no brainer. Even if you think you might want to go back to firm life at some point, it could still be good to get that in house/client perspective so I don’t think it will hurt you there

Money sounds good but I don’t know your location so that’s a factor. In house is security and not having to chase business. You grow comfortable and lose the hunger at in house

Maybe low for your area but you don’t have to chase clients. May be able to sleep better at night but anyone doing insurance defense is not happy.

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