Prudential Captive

[Advisor06]

Guys,

I have started talking with a recruiter from Prudential and so far things sound pretty good and I'm excited to meet with the management team. I have a few questions...

1) Can you sell for Allianz if your a career agent? I know they deal with Crump as their brokerage dept.

2) Will they allow me to continue working from my "home" office?

3) What type of expenses or financial support should I expect?

4) Should I keep looking?

Thanks!

 

[BIG RED IS BACK]

Guys,

I have started talking with a recruiter from Prudential and so far things sound pretty good and I'm excited to meet with the management team. I have a few questions...

1) Can you sell for Allianz if your a career agent? I know they deal with Crump as their brokerage dept.

2) Will they allow me to continue working from my "home" office?

3) What type of expenses or financial support should I expect?

4) Should I keep looking?

Thanks!

not to be an A$$, but arent those questions to ask the recruiter?

 

[Advisor06]

not to be an A$$, but arent those questions to ask the recruiter?

Not to be an A$$ but isn't this forum to ask people their experiences so I can be better prepared for when I do talk to the recruiter. I was looking for additional advice not someone to try to be negative.

 

[FEX Quotes]

not to be an A$$, but arent those questions to ask the recruiter?

For 2 & 3 yes, but 1 & 4 are fair questions to the forum.

 

[chrishamm37]

Guys,

I have started talking with a recruiter from Prudential and so far things sound pretty good and I'm excited to meet with the management team. I have a few questions...

1) Can you sell for Allianz if your a career agent? I know they deal with Crump as their brokerage dept.

2) Will they allow me to continue working from my "home" office?

3) What type of expenses or financial support should I expect?

4) Should I keep looking?

Thanks!

1 no
2 maybe.
3 if you meet production requirements.
4 yes