Prudential?

[kgeorge617]

Hi. I had interviewed with Prudential 2 years ago and didn't pass the placement test, however they are allowed 2 exceptions a year and by the time I was called for the man to tell me he would make an exception I had already found another job that was salary

The offer sounded so good that I have still been thinking about it for 2 years so I called the man back. It is a job selling life insurance however you start at 400 a week plus a certain % of commission (I don't remember the percent). I have an interview on Monday for the same position and was wondering if this was a good company to work for? And if anyone has had any experience with them. Since it would be my first insurance sales job (I have been an underwriter for insurance for 7 years) I figured that the base salary would be good?

Any insight would be great.

 

[CHUMPS FROM OXFORD]

Prudential is a rock-solid (yes...that was a pun) company. Their training will be good. Product-wise, they are competitive. At times, their term rates are extremely competitive.

It would be nice if:
*they give you leads from CURRENT annuity holders. They have an exchange program that pays FYC.
*they allow you to broker through their General Agency.
*they partner you with an experienced rep that will give you solid training and only take 20%-40% of the appointments you set for him and yourself.

Good luck.

Oh...and if they have a prepaid-legal guy (or gal) come around the office...close your door and lock it!