PROS & CONS OF BEING AN INSURANCE AGENT

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[janec]

I agree with the pro of being independent and not micromanaged. Long rant but I just quit my fairly new job where I knew NOTHING. I had no experience. They said training would be 2 months.. Unfortunately, only 3 weeks in the boss kept pulling me aside literally every day and telling me I was too slow, not doing good enough, and that I should know a lot more. Then she wanted me to study at home to "catch up" without paying me. As well as the senior staff member would make comments throughout the day like "come on. you should know this already"
The problem was I knew the information. It just got very difficult to focus because of the negativity. I was sweating and so anxious all day and because of that kept making mistakes.
I woke up one day and said fuck this and quit.
I work best when not micromanaged. I need to take the time to learn things at my own pace. I cannot tolerate negativity. My previous job was a pharmacy technician. I did it for 5 years and I loved it and I was badass at it. It made me realize that I love talking to customers about health insurance. I hope I do well as an insurance agent :D I'm about to take the licensing exam. Yay!

[KennyJTV]

Loved this video! Would love to see more insurance content, it's not enough of us out here doing this. Keep it up Erin!

[TechPhoenix]

I love this! Thanks for proving those with social anxiety can flourish in networking!

[essencenacorimarie]

You do a very good job describing and providing great information in your videos.

[blacknetworkassociates]

I love it, BUST YOUR ASS. This is real world talk from someone who have experience in this industry. I think this helps new comers not be disillusioned by what to expect when approaching this industry. Thanks Erin keep em comin.

[guesswhosbackg]

wow she has great communication skills. def born to be a sales and teacher

[livegrowearnmore]

Great video! You look amazing and so professional :)

[makofhearts]

Yay! I just got a job doing L&D and will get residual YoY commission. Excited for this new adventure 💕

[michaelplumb]

Incredible info, much appreciated - I'll be subscribing!

[truthandnothingbut]

Please continue your videos are awesome. Happy holidays ✨❄️

[jeanabowlin]

Omg this is me! I hate to be micromanaged and also know I will work my hardest to get the job done

[alexissmalleybeasley]

I am so glad I found your channel! And these videos! I am about to start my new job and this is very new to many. I have so many questions!!

[Itssherrisomers]

Wow that is such great information. Lets stay connected.

[BearingstarInsurance]

We are so happy to have you on our team!

[tyaadams]

This video was very informative and has given me hope in selling insurance!

[kali]

This made me feel better. I am new to insurance! Thank you so much!

[lauryncraig]

I'm currently taking an online college course for Life and Health insurance.

[asam]

Thank you for this video. Currently deciding weather to be an Insurance Agent or servicing for existing clients for all state. The whole cold calling I'm not sure about. They expect you to do atleast 6 quotes and have a list of people all ready to call.

[geekbliss]

Loved this. Thank you so much for this vid. Very helpful to pple like me who aren't natural social butterflies. I was hoping you could give advice to women as to how to handle important clients and potential clients who get flirty. how should women reject them in a professional manner?

[pinkflamingo_]

Today I was contacted by my Local district Office for Farmers insurance about potential career opportunities because they saw my resume on zip recruiter. I have a meeting on Monday to discuss what opportunities may fit for me, so now it’s time to learn more about the industry.