![]() No, it is a mix between corporate (home office regulations and SEC standards must be followed), real estate broker/agent system and multi level marketing. But just to hit on the obvious negatives so that I can provide answers for those who are looking for negatives. 1/10.Ī company like Primerica has many positives to it I dont know where to begin. They claim to be fighting the good fight but that is just a hoax. Decent policies themselves but also overpriced compared to competitors. Business model that in my opinion preys on people who are finically illiterate and manipulates them into buying policies. Recruiting is the lifeblood of an MLM so they'll hire anyone but not give you the full scoop and relevant details. 2.5-3 hr trainings on Saturdays which are mostly a waste of time and consist of more show boating. Never gave any meaningful advice on how to achieve those goals. Trainings would literally list and brag how much money people make as a motivational tool – which I found very unprofessional. I found many RVP and above to be show boats. ![]() Poor structure had to ask to see an insurance policy when it's literally an insurance company. Tough to plan your day when they throw things at you last minute yet promote flexibility. You'd learn of another meeting directly after with only minutes notice. Meetings for the sake of meetings that were generally unproductive and monotonous. ![]() Very much on-the-job training and learning on-the-fly style.
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