Howdy!
I just signed up to this forum. I have tried to get into Insurance before- however I was not hired either time. Finally I got a chance! I got licensed, have been looking forward to starting.. then I noticed the facebook groups and group chats. This company (whom I have yet to sell for) is almost like an MLM cult, and indeed on this forum I don't see it talked about highly (Family First Life). Now I have read through this forum, and just wanted some advice.
As a newly licensed agent, what should I do? Should I keep the course and try it out with their expensive leads and... well it truly is an MLM trying to hire people "downline" and with your own "upline". Should I try to get hired elsewhere? I am in the San Antonio-New Braunfels area, they hired me at 80% commission. Are there better agencies that would be recommended in this area?
Thank you to anyone who spent the time reading this. I forgot to mention I do have a history in sales, though am young at just 25. Any and all advice is appreciated.
Again, thank you!
I just signed up to this forum. I have tried to get into Insurance before- however I was not hired either time. Finally I got a chance! I got licensed, have been looking forward to starting.. then I noticed the facebook groups and group chats. This company (whom I have yet to sell for) is almost like an MLM cult, and indeed on this forum I don't see it talked about highly (Family First Life). Now I have read through this forum, and just wanted some advice.
As a newly licensed agent, what should I do? Should I keep the course and try it out with their expensive leads and... well it truly is an MLM trying to hire people "downline" and with your own "upline". Should I try to get hired elsewhere? I am in the San Antonio-New Braunfels area, they hired me at 80% commission. Are there better agencies that would be recommended in this area?
Thank you to anyone who spent the time reading this. I forgot to mention I do have a history in sales, though am young at just 25. Any and all advice is appreciated.
Again, thank you!