Certainly.. If you have a contract with the agency, then they would have to act in accordance with the contract. If no contract, then they can sever the relationship at will.
My non captive agency is making me choose between them and another company.
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Actually, there is nothing unprofessional about him managing his agency. in such a manner.
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Check your AFLAQ agreement. Unless something has changed, their agent agreement working directly for AFLAQ was more restrictive about having other jobs or other insurance appointments with carriers
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Maybe he feels like if you're working 2 at once with 4 weeks experience, you're not giving either one a fair shot. Do the 2 compete with each other?
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Ownership has its privileges. Read the book who moved my cheese. Check your local library or find the you tube video.
I think you already know what your going to do.
I think you already know what your going to do.
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You know what, Monkey Boy? When you're not busy throwing poop or stirring the pot, you're actually pretty bright and insightful.
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The problem with his likely choice is the average longevity of AFLAC reps is a week or so less than he has already been there. If the independent agency offers personal lines PC, commercial PC, life.......he may regret the decision long term. Just never seen many stick with AFLAC for whatever reason. I always felt like it is a good compamy & concept, but they burn through a ton of young hires like Enterprise Rental does
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burn they do
