Beware of Primerica - Anonymous employee Primerica Employee Review

1.0
Jun 19, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

An opportunity to learn the business, meet some good people, make money. It's good for business owners and people that have previous experience selling life insurance.

Cons

It is not for everyone. This job interferes with your personal life and other jobs. They told me I would get a signing bonus, but never received anything. The job is excessive. Employees can be extremely demanding with your contact list. Their disclaimer is: "Don't blame us if you can't make money", and they're the ones recruiting you. If you request a refund for the fees, of the $99 you pay, you receive $69. Don't pay the monthly $25 fee for the virtual office assistant until you have your office and are already selling to clients. You must complete 32 hours of training in the form of 4 hour classes. After you quit, company reps still contact your phone. Don't go to the Retreat, save your money instead. If a company rep comes up to you and asks, "would you be interested in making extra income part-time?", just say no. It is absolutely not worth the trouble.

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Cons

Too much pressure from trainers to contact in evenings when I was home from my other job. I was told it was remote but mandatory trainings on nights. Trainer went through my friends' social media pages to get names of spouses and such to help build my "training", pretty awkward. Rather than help prep for the practice test just gave me a tool to get the answer. I resigned after only a few days. Pressure to sell to my family and friends.

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