rockbo77om
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Hahah Ins, I am definitely familiar. The irony now is I am trying to start a new agency from scratch, will probably be those reps' b*!ch for a long time
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How do you guys deal w/ carrier reps who always want to meet? It's a waste of everybody's time. If I need something, I'll ask. Otherwise, carrier reps are worthless & aren't able to do ANYTHING for the agency. They come out, talk about how their products and service are great & it actually almost makes me want to vomit. I have about 4 that just WILL NOT let up. I just flat out ignore their emails at this point. I mean it's borderline harassment. I know they all mean well, but lets cut to the chase. If you're a carrier rep, you're truly worthless to the agency.
6 million dollar progressive book? not a real smart guy
Take the name of the carriers out. The Example illustrates that Reps can be great and beneficial to an agency if they are empowered, smart, and true Sales people.
He actually was in a great part of town.
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One other thing, A Rep has to make a certain number of calls a week. (Typically) If a Rep is not bringing enough value to you, schedule your appointments at the time that works best for you and a length you can live with.
It has to be EARLY and we have to keep it to 30 mins.
It has to be late in the day.
LUNCH hour is the only time I slow down.
Only on Tuesday mornings and I am booked a month out.
It is your schedule. Own it. Do you own your schedule?