USHEALTH Advisors Employee Reviews about "work from home"

Pros

Possible Remote Work From Home

Cons

Filtered Leads for New Hires

Pros

Work from home with online sales.

Cons

Manager would not give out leads, leads only given to veteran agents. being new it would have been nice to be given a chance with good leads.

Pros

-Allow you to be your own boss -Provide opportunities and incentives to grow and earn additional income -Your income is commensurate with your effort -Sense of satisfaction by helping people with affordable insurance -Flexible schedule and ability to work from home although the office environment fosters healthy competition

Cons

-Must be a self-starter -Must not require recognition for a job well-done praise yourself -Ability to work on your own as you are an independent contractor -If you don't produce you are ignored -

Pros

Work from home. nothing else

Cons

This is a part time job, but look for another one. The manager calls you about her tea party rants and raves..Not professional at all. One thing you should never do is bring up politics at work. I guess she thought others share her tea party hate. She also seem to not get leads, but would have a job for doing nothing. Funny is how they hate Obama, but make money off of healthcare. My advice is look for another job if you take a job with them..Not a professional place at all. I worked for two agents and the so called manager..

Pros

Great people to work with

Cons

Say you can work from home but expect you to be in the office all the time Will not really make $$ if you are not constantly working.

Pros

Ability to work independently. Work from home.

Cons

Poor Management. Constant pressure to hit unrealistic goals. Implied threats to continued employment.

Pros

There are great opportunities to make a great living as well as make your own schedule. You can work from home but being in the office helps you learn the product as well as get help if needed. The managers really care about their agents growth and career.

Cons

That it is a 1099 career, but this allows you to make however much money you want to make. You decide how muc h your check is by how hard you work and how many contacts you make so this could be a pro as well

Pros

Unlimited income.... Work from home

Cons

Work from homeWork from homeWork from home... must be super focused and stay on task without supervision. Have to be self motivated to make it here because everything is done over the phone and computer.

Pros

Love my coworkers and surrounded by hard workers and I sold a lot, just "glorified" fixed indemnity plans.

Cons

If your client doesn't fit into the matrix of your plan you can't help them meaning you literally just wasted time and money but not only that your consistently telling clients you can't help them which is AWFUL. They charge you a 9% interest on your advance which wasn't disclosed during my training at all, this should be illegal. They charge their agents 'building fees' just to work there. And when you try to work from home to save money to invest in more important things like leads you are punished. They charge you for their CRM system which means they probably don't own the rights to it because they wouldn't need to charge for it if that was the case. I've watched agents lie to clients on the floor about the plans, put them on plans that WOULD NOT EVEN COVER COVID, and even hang up on clients when they couldn't help them. I also watched as someone next to me called my lead two minutes after I had called them. They aren't allowing me to become Vested with my book of business meaning they always own a part of it. They also are STILL selling the same plans over and over again and not adapting to the climate of what's going on in healthcare reform.