He has a cushy "public servant" gig as his main job.
How much did you make in first month/year?
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Niche Cyber... first year part time was $85K... BUT we provide a service and specialization nobody else does. Cyber being sold to IT Executives.. not CFOs and Corporate Counsels... sold by Senior IT Executives that are Commissioned Brokers. We provide servicing through our call center in the Philippines that is charged per contact.
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How many years have you been in the business?
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alexmishchuk
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Thanks for the quick reply. What area do you specialize in? I am making the switch from Account Manager/Operations to Broker/Sales for Commercial Lines. Just recently signed up for the forum and plan to start posting more as time moves on.
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I'm commercial p&c only.
Where are you?
Where are you?
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He has a cushy "public servant" gig as his main job.
Now, now...
Don't put the public servant into quotes...
My guberment J-O-B is actually one of the few that actually helpful to people. Just a lot of people outside looking in think they know everybody else's business and make snap judgments.
Being wrong in my job either contributes to 1/2 things:
1) Can completely cause financial ruin for people that are already in a bad spot.
2) Depletes the "welfare" fund faster, including Medicare.
Not only that.. I get to eat crap from applicant's, attorney reps, real bureaucrats, politicians, doctors, and the above mentioned people that don't know what they're talking about..
He'll, there are times that I think someone should get help, but can't. And times I think they shouldn't and I can't say no.
All for the same starting pay as someone at Qdoba. Although, I make double after 6 years of service..
Insurance is definitely easier and as soon as my book is a few hundred more large I'll be retiring from public service.
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Northern CA. Based in Sacramento but I plan to extend my reach as far as I can. I have acquaintances with business all over the state as well as a few suspects/prospects across state lines (Alaska, Colorado, Illinois and Georgia)
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Interesting. What is the advantage to moving away from businesses close to you, and focusing on ones far away? I have yet to find any in my case.
