"When interviewing for a position as an insurance agent, you can expect to be asked about your general knowledge of insurance policies and sales experience, and you may be asked to role-play a few scenarios where you have to sell insurance to various customers. Your employer will want to ensure you have the sales and customer services skills to sell the right insurance policies to the right customers. Licensing requirements vary by state and insurance type, and you should research the job's required licensing before attending the interview."
I wasn't asked any questions until the end and that question after driving an hour was would I be able to pay $150 license fee as required by the state of Florida before I would even be able to sell any insurance. And then I was told it was 100% commission.
Where my career interests lay. What did I want in my future.
Do you have sales experience?
What licenses do I have and who did I have insurance experience with.
They required me to check off characteristics people thought I had and then the other side were characteristics I thought I had?
Do you know 100 people you would be willing to call and make an appointment with to show the Quality of Life product to.
Which console is better between a PS5 and an xbox series x?
Don't worry, if you get your license they'll hire you
How do I deal with angry customers
How do you achieve your sales goals?
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