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Oct 23, 2009
2009-10-23 14:30 PDT
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Pros
the commissions on new business were pretty good. accuracy bonus and performance and office satisfaction bonuses were pretty good too. they compensated overtime which is i guess is unusual for the insurance industry. paid for gas to do inspections and working on saturdays.
Cons
no renewals whatsoever -- you are on a two week cycle which is your pay date. you are basically owned by the management to get everything done when they need credit for your policy. if you are on schedule or not you are under the control of your manager to when you have to stay for call nights and work car shows and different events. it is a very tough prospect to even take vacation. great pay but terrible work/life balance
Advice to Senior Management
make it easier for agents to take time off...dont make call nights mandatory. stop putting so much stress on agents and treat everyone fairly and equally.
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