Management Liability and Specialty careers
We believe an organization is only as good as its people, and we have great people. We work hard to provide our associates with a work environment that is challenging and fun, respectful and supportive, and where open communication and respect for individual differences serve as guidelines for how we interact.
Peyton Manning knows the value of partnering with a strong team. Hear more from Peyton on how becoming a Nationwide associate can help you grow and develop to reach your professional goals.
Working at Nationwide
Culture
Our success comes through the purpose of our culture, the deep engagement of our associates, and the passion they bring to their work.
We value people
We are customer focused
We act with honesty, integrity, trust and respect
We work together to deliver exceptional results
Our strength is in our associates who uphold these values every day.
Benefits & opportunities
- A generous and comprehensive medical, dental and vision benefits.
- Life insurance, supplemental accident coverage, group legal coverage, long-term disability insurance, family medical flexible spending accounts and dependent day care flexible spending accounts.
- A robust Educational Assistance Program – employees can receive up to 100% of tuition and 50% of book costs for eligible educational programs up to a maximum amount of $5,250 per calendar year.
Automatic enrollment in our 401(k) savings plan with a company match of 50% on the first 7% you contribute
You'll also receive up to 18 paid company holidays each year.
Career opportunities
Our organization is made up of underwriters, actuaries, claims professionals and support staff. These professional roles serve as the backbone of our organization. Our team is focused on taking service, customer relationships, and professionalism to levels unparalleled in the Specialty Insurance industry.
We have a strong history of success and steady growth. As we continue to expand, we expect to hire talent in areas needed to support a growing company.
With Nationwide, one of the largest insurance and financial service providers in the United States, you can be part of a Fortune 100 organization at the start of your career.
How to apply
We have many career opportunities that you might be interested in applying for. We hope you will browse and apply for jobs that match your interests and skills.
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While you don't have to register to view job openings, you will need to register if you wish to apply for jobs and set up job alerts.
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Look for jobs that closely match your skills, interests and experience.
Apply
See a job that's perfect for you? Apply using your online resume or upload a resume.
Submit
Finally, before you submit your application, be sure you've included all requested information. A recruiter will contact you if he or she needs more information.
Do I have to apply for every job that I am interested in? Yes. Though our Talent Acquisition Consultants search our database for appropriate candidates, the only way to ensure that we know of your interest in a particular position is if you apply for it directly.
Please note that our pre-employment screen includes a drug test and background check. Some positions also require a credit check.
Overview of the interview process
When it's time for your first interview, you will want to be prepared. Nationwide utilizes a competency-based interview structure in order to select the most qualified candidate. These types of interviews involve a series of behaviorally focused questions intended for the candidate to share situations from their work history and highlight key competencies identified for the position.
For any given job, competencies tell us what it takes to do that job well. A competency describes the knowledge, skills, behaviors and characteristics that are required for successful completion of the job. Competency-based interviews typically occur as one or a series (panel) of interviews. Review your school or work history and identify experiences that you may use to demonstrate your performance in a given competency. What did you contribute, and what was the outcome? Remember to share how you felt during the situation, what you learned and what you could have done differently.