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8 Tips to Master Your Virtual Interview

Posted: October 10, 2023

Today’s job market looks different than it did a few years ago. Remote work and hybrid work schedules offer more options and flexibility than was possible before – both during the hiring process and once you (hopefully) land the job. Before hybrid work schedules became the norm, Erie Insurance and other organizations leveraged virtual and in-person interviewing to screen candidates. Interviews are intimidating enough. Doing...

Paperless at ERIE: Your Options and How to Enroll

Posted: July 11, 2023

Paper has a way of piling up, so why not try going paperless? For most Erie Insurance personal lines customers*, your online account and the ERIE mobile app give you the ability to have information at your fingertips. You can also sign up for paperless billing. Here’s how (and why!).Why Make the Switch?Say goodbye to stacks of paper on your desk. As an ERIE customer, you can...

10 Great Hikes East of the Mississippi

Posted: June 2, 2023

If you’re looking for a picturesque hike, many praise the long and arduous trails of the West. But there are also plenty of breathtaking hiking destinations east of the Mississippi, and some of them may be in your own backyard.The combination of fresh air, exercise and beautiful scenery can offer benefits for both the mind and body. That can help a lot after a few...

9 Tips for Planning the Perfect Hiking Trip

Posted: June 2, 2023

Whether you’re looking to take a break from the stress of everyday life, or just immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, taking a hike could be the solution.If you’ve never hiked before, don’t let that deter you. One of the best things about hiking is there’s no experience or expensive gear required to get started. All you need is some time, a sense of...

Your Guide to Memorial Day

Posted: May 26, 2023

While Memorial Day is often a day marked by grilling, spending time with family and celebration, it’s true meaning is a bit more somber. This national holiday honors all soldiers who have died while in service to the nation. In more recent years, we also honor all those in the United States military.Before you hit the water and break out the sparklers, pause to remember...