Career Choices: Pizza Delivery, Supermarket Bagger, or Insurance?
submitted: Jul 21st 2008 |
by: donaldyerke |
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This might sound fabricated coming from someone who beaten the odds. But climbing a ladder without rungs is almost impossible. Oh life insurance selling can become a rewarding career but obstacles cover the entire path. Can you initially overpower a steady flow of objections, improper training, and worthless leads?
Details on how you were snagged into responding to a life insurance opportunity is relatively unimportant. Your all important route to riches is probably just a pipe dream. Does it really hurt the insurance company if you fail? You can get my opinions and analysis in an upcoming article really laying out revealing information. Sit down and evaluate your sales and your sales abilities. Do you have the rare talent and determination to proceed where so many have failed. There is always space available for an exceptional insurance salesperson.
Did you know that you career insurance agency is purposely designing a program for individual failure? You don't realize it. Even you did find out, the agency would tell you that you were crazy.
Don't label me as the master of predicting disaster.
I've done over 25 years of homework and intense analysis to be correct. Ask the insurance agent manager of the career insurance agency who recruited this question. Just who is to blame for your lack of progress.? He is the one at fault for your failure. The agency manager however always blames the agents.
Whose fault is it really? The agent should not have applied for the position, and the recruiter should not have hired him. Due to urgency to recruit, the selection process eliminates too few agents. Nearly half of new recruits are "order takers", they can complete a sales application form. However this is much different than direct selling at a client's office or home . Good thing I'm no longer an insurance agent. Career agencies would like to gag me. Let out that your failure was actually planned before you were hired is a bold statement to make. However examining the insurance company?s profit margins will prove me right,
What really irks me? Almost all the career life insurance agencies use a cookie cutter plan of recruiting agents and leaving them to fend for themselves during their rookie years. How can any agent succeed with the statistics stacked so high against him, and the agency unwilling to take blame or make changes?
The sales manager has not been properly trained in the art of determining beforehand if he is hiring a true salesperson. Career agencies hire new agents two ways. The first is an attractive ad in the local Sunday newspaper promising lots of income and plenty of benefits. The other is a recruiter hired by the career agency to attend job fairs and similar events to talk to college seniors. Chances are the college recruiter may have never sold a single insurance policy. When the career agency runs the newspaper classified ad, the sales manager is the guilty one.
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Author, Don Yerke, has over 150 published articles to read. http://www.agentsinsurancemarketing.com is where you can view articles like Life Insurance, A Tough Career. His favorite subjects are insurance agent struggles, recruiting of agents, sales messages that maximize leads, closing sales, and exposing insurance companies Get a totally unique version of this article from our article submission service
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