At the end of the day, a few good years, can hold a company over through some bad years. Time will tell, who has the finances figured out. If it gets ugly enough, a company can always fire/hire a CEO, and shareholders get excited. Im sure they can always borrow some money too.
But if it gets really ugly, a bigger company will just buy them, and flip it. All employees get paid, but a few exec bonuses dont. As for agents, we dont get a "base" salary, like the employees. We just lose. The execs responsible for Wellcare's demise... they just go get exec jobs somewhere else. It's sort of like when a cop does a bad job, he just becomes a cop somewhere else.
But if it gets really ugly, a bigger company will just buy them, and flip it. All employees get paid, but a few exec bonuses dont. As for agents, we dont get a "base" salary, like the employees. We just lose. The execs responsible for Wellcare's demise... they just go get exec jobs somewhere else. It's sort of like when a cop does a bad job, he just becomes a cop somewhere else.