Primerica Interview Questions

Zoom with lots of info on the company but not on how it actually works. Asked for money up front. Laid back. Not difficult. Background check required. Multi level marketing but seems to be a decent business plan.

Calm ,via zoom. learned more about the company itself. Felt welcomed. completed my application online with manager. she made the process very smoothened easy. take notes cause they do ask questions about position

Applied online, heard back very quickly, and set the interview date shortly after. The interview was pretty standard questions and nothing out of the blue. Got the impression that unless you royally messed up, you would receive an offer.

Good could’ve been more informative In that it’s only commission based, I was interested at first but was slightly taken back when I found out there was no salary involved.

The interview, when it finally came, was just a long, drawn out way to say “we’re a waste of time and you’ll have to harass friends and family to get in the door.”

Honestly, it was just a Powerpoint presentation bragging about how great the company is, and then you don't realize they're an MLM scheme until you really pry during the second interview. Which is also a Powerpoint presentation bragging about how great the company is.

You talk to a few different people. Basically your seeing if it’s a good fit for you and something you can see yourself doing. It also allows you to obtain licenses, which is a great factor.

Really fast past. The manager sells you so fast and you don't really realize it. It took me a day or two, to breathe and to think if I really wanted to work there. I declined, bad timing.

It feels like you’re being pitched to buy a life insurance policy and start a business. The process feels sketchy because everything is done on zoom and you don’t have direct access to the application, the interviewer shares their screen and fills it out for you. Seeing as though this application has personal information as well as debit card information in it can raise red flags for some applicants. It certainly did for me.

An informal interview that provided an overview of what the opportunity would be about. Mentioned financial literacy and obtaining certain certificates for the position. Went through general questions about myself and what I would be interested in exploring