ICBC Careers and Employment

Work wellbeing

Results based on 58 responses to Indeed's work wellbeing survey.

Work wellbeing score is Average, 71 out of 100

Happiness

How enjoyable people find their day-to-day life at work

Average

Stress-free

How manageable people find their work stress

Above average

Purpose

How meaningful people find their work

Average

Satisfaction

How content people feel with the way things are at work

Above average

About the company

Founded
1973
Company size
5,001 to 10,000
Revenue
$1,3bn to $6,4bn (CAD)
Industry
Insurance Carriers
Headquarters
North Vancouver, BC
Link
ICBC website

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) is a provincial Crown corporation established in 1973 to provide universal auto insurance to B.C. motorists. We're also responsible for driver licensing, vehicle licensing and registration services in B.C. We collect insurance premiums from more than 2.6 million motorists and invest these premiums to provide insurance benefits for customers and victims of crashes. We work with communities and stakeholders to help them manage their road safety challenges. We also invest in loss-prevention initiatives and programs to reduce auto crime, crashes, injuries and deaths, as everyone benefits when the roads are safer. Please note our collection policy as per here: http://ow.ly/hpEs300JDJI

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Salaries

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Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 205 reviews and is evolving.

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Reviews

Vehicle Settlement Representative in Coquitlam, BC

on 18 September 2023

Fun place to work, lots of screen time

The toughest part is managing your day and handling customer disputes. Management is pretty good, some better than others .If you can manage you time you will be fine

Claims centre support unit in Prince George, BC

on 4 July 2023

Glorified call forwarding

Most of the job could be done by a better call system. Pay and benefits were good, boring work, mostly waiting for calls to come in. Management did not want you filling time while waiting just wanted you staring at blank screens. Very tedious considering 9/10 calls were transfers to another department.

Driver Examiner in Vernon, BC

on 8 June 2023

Not a great place to work at all!!!

Worst job I ever had in 40 years of working. Their are all about stats, if one office is passing too many people you are told to fail more to bring all offices into alignment. If your personal pass rate is high compared to others examiners in the office you start to get ridiculed for being to soft. absolutely the organization I have ever worked for. My morals would not let me continue employme...

MD division in British Columbia

on 28 May 2023

MD Division

The work/life balance is great and the pay is relatively decent. The cons are that management especially in the entire MD division is made up of a good old boys club where they are all friends and family, and only promote their friends and family. You will see someones kid get hired and promoted to management positions over other more qualified people. If someone speaks out about the nepotism, or ...

Legal Assistant in Kelowna, BC

on 7 March 2023

Legal administrative assistant

Union culture of not my job, no raises for hard work, management is nice but useless, people are nice and friendly, you get told policies and rules after you did it wrong, no consistency within departments, software isn’t kept up to date, there are too many people doing jobs that one person could do creating more work as you have to hand things over when you could have just done it yourself. No on...

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Interview insights

Insights from 181 Indeed users who have interviewed with ICBC within the last 5 years.

Average experience

Interview is average

Process takes about two weeks

Interview questions

Situation based questions

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Shared on 14 March 2023

Interviews are in a behavioural format so they will ask you to pull examples from your past experiences (e.g. tell us about a time when you had to...). The more specific your answers - the better. Since you won't necessarily have an example that immediately comes to mind for every question, it's okay to ask for more time to think of one or ask the interviewer to come back to the question at the end of the interview.

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There was a long comprehensive test before the interview was granted.

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