Pros
they'll sponsor your licenses, although you still have to pay for them.
Cons
I worked here for almost a year and was lied to from the first interview. I was told I'd have a salary, later found out that I'd be commission only (it was better for my manager if I was commission only). Was told expenses (i.e. gas, Bart fare to see clients etc.) would be covered. This was not the case. Was also told I'd be reimbursed for my tests after I passed, but it turns out you only get reimbursed once you've been there for 6 months. The list goes on and on. This company is as close to a scam as you can get, and is worse than a pyramid scheme. Constantly forcing clients into annuities with high fees knowing that it's not the best decision for the client, but the one that pays out the best. No wonder they rebranded to get away from their reputation under AXA (shocker - they're just as bad with a new name). Employees were constantly pressure (sometimes forced) to write positive Glassdoor reviews, especially after a bad one would surface. I'd be super wary of the 5 star reviews on here, especially the ones that say "all it takes is commitment."