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Dogs are for hillbillies and girls...
LOL. You must be one of those wimpified "cat guys"
Or maybe you own a ferret
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Dogs are for hillbillies and girls...
LOL. You must be one of those wimpified "cat guys"
Or maybe you own a ferret
You can't work 15 hours a week as a veteran agent much less a new agent and expect tomake much more than 10,000 a year don't be ridiculous, just keeping it real. I think you mean 15 appointments a week. 15 hours of prospecting maybe makes you a decent living. Conducting a qualified appointment isn't what you count as work, prospecting is.
You're crazy! I will write somewhere between $150-$180k AP this year. If I work 30 hours, I'm busting my hump that week.
Yeah but after charge backs and lead costs you are netting about $19k.
You can't work 15 hours a week as a veteran agent much less a new agent and expect tomake much more than 10,000 a year don't be ridiculous, just keeping it real. I think you mean 15 appointments a week. 15 hours of prospecting maybe makes you a decent living. Conducting a qualified appointment isn't what you count as work, prospecting is.
You can't work 15 hours a week as a veteran agent much less a new agent and expect tomake much more than 10,000 a year don't be ridiculous, just keeping it real. I think you mean 15 appointments a week. 15 hours of prospecting maybe makes you a decent living. Conducting a qualified appointment isn't what you count as work, prospecting is.
If you say so. I may have proof that states otherwise, but I'll believe you instead of my own personal experience.
If you are an experienced agent and can't make $10k a year on 15 hours per week work, it's time to change careers.
It all makes sense now, i've only been doing 14 hours per week, now I realize why I havent been able to break through the 10K/yr glass ceiling.