Primerica Interview Questions

Overall enjoyed as i was able to take the course and pass the test to obtain my test with no to little trouble at all. Very grateful for the chance to get my life insurance license.

Via zoom, about 2 hours talking about their business and fees, product, and scheme . I was very concerned about the reimbursement policy of about the exam fee. The agreement didn't mentioned that so he seems very desperate

She was pleasant but it wasn’t an interview but was a presentation. Primerica was the parent company. She was willing to give an interview the next day and did not have an easy to research company name. She only asked me minimal questions focusing primarily on if I could see myself working for the company.

I was scouted off Indeed, and since literally anyone with a pulse and no felonies can get in here. There’s not much to the interview process. Austin Vitello did an amazing job following up and explaining everything. It seemed like a no brainer not to accept his offer.

It was not really an interview but more of a presentation that showed me what Primerica was really about, which included their mission, who founded the company, why was the company made, and so on.

We were experiencing inclement weather, and after waiting in the waiting room for 30 minutes, someone finally came out to tell me that the interviewer called in and wouldn't be coming to the office that day.

Met one on one online with a Vice President. Asked me questions about my background and current positions. Did a brief description of company and future growth. Talked about my interest in field.

The interview process was a multi-stage process including preliminary interviews, follow-up interview and following up with candidates. Overall the experience was really nice was great and the environment seems nice.

The interview process at Primerica was more so me asking questions on the company and questions on the company introduction slideshow they presented a few days before the interview. I proposed questions based on if the company was a multi level marketing scheme, salary, and how the day to day process would look like. They gave some clarity on these issues I had but overall still left with some concerns about the position.

Sounds too good to be true also i need to find out more info dont know much yet, you apparently have to pay $100 for license, Also you make money off of recruiting more people