I need help finding a salesperson.

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I am working for an insurance company. My job is to recruit sales staff to work. When the employee passes the exam and the first month of work, the company will support a solid salary.
But it's so hard to find these days. I'm posting to the FB group and some recruitment websites without success. Almost everyone has worked in real estate or stayed in a company before.
Anyone with experience, please guide me
Thanks everybody
 
I am working for an insurance company. My job is to recruit sales staff to work. When the employee passes the exam and the first month of work, the company will support a solid salary.
But it's so hard to find these days. I'm posting to the FB group and some recruitment websites without success. Almost everyone has worked in real estate or stayed in a company before.
Anyone with experience, please guide me
Thanks everybody
Your company expects people to work for free the first month?
 
Do you mean that people will have to work the 1st month without any salary?

Your company expects people to work for free the first month?
Yeahhh, so common now, I'm freelancing (marketing, not real estate related) and most prospects want me to work for free or commission-only, it's not even funny.
 
Now this is straight up bullshit
Finally someone said it! Fuck, I always reply to them that if I want commission only I can do casino aff instead of their shitty small companies campaigns. But seriously - affiliate marketing w/ offers from reputable networks/programs is the only place where commission-only should be. Small noname companies shouldn't even dare to put this on their freelance & job offers.
 
You may not know the landscape as to insurance sales positions in the USA... the lion's share of them are commission only.

I've done that when I had my Insurance License and if you do not mind working you can make good money.
 
Your company expects people to work for free the first month?
This is not weird i know company that push back salary till 3 months plus. Usually this happen with outsourcing
 
Wow
That’s so crazy
It's terrible! My sales went down to 0 this month! I understand that maybe some industries are like affiliate marketing, where maybe it's commission only, but you get lots of commission and you earn a lot, but in this case it's not about that at all... Companies just stopped paying and are looking for people to scam for free work.
 
It's terrible! My sales went down to 0 this month! I understand that maybe some industries are like affiliate marketing, where maybe it's commission only, but you get lots of commission and you earn a lot, but in this case it's not about that at all... Companies just stopped paying and are looking for people to scam for free work.
You need to leave that.

It's one thing if your an insurance agent, and you get residuals for the policies that you sell, but for an internal recruiter that's nuts. I doubt they'd pay you what an external recruiting firm would charge.
 
Do you mean that people will have to work the 1st month without any salary?

You need to leave that.

It's one thing if your an insurance agent, and you get residuals for the policies that you sell, but for an internal recruiter that's nuts. I doubt they'd pay you what an external recruiting firm would charge.
It's terrible! My sales went down to 0 this month! I understand that maybe some industries are like affiliate marketing, where maybe it's commission only, but you get lots of commission and you earn a lot, but in this case it's not about that at all... Companies just stopped paying and are looking for people to scam for free work.
Basicly you don't get paid for 3 month. You got all salry on the 4th month. If you don't quit
Your company expects people to work for free the first month?
Or to leave job without getting any salary.
My company is AIA life insurance.
When employees apply, they will have to study and pass the exam in the first 2 weeks. And the next 1 month will be supported salary by the company.
Other sales companies do not pay salaries, only commissions.
My company is the opposite, employees will have a fixed salary to cover them during the first month of work (whether it brings revenue from sales or not).
Sorry for my skill English very noob
 
My company is AIA life insurance.
When employees apply, they will have to study and pass the exam in the first 2 weeks. And the next 1 month will be supported salary by the company.
Other sales companies do not pay salaries, only commissions.
My company is the opposite, employees will have a fixed salary to cover them during the first month of work (whether it brings revenue from sales or not).
Sorry for my skill English very noob
If they had an affiliate program I could make 25K a month by accident.

That ain't bad for that industry.
 
I am working for an insurance company. My job is to recruit sales staff to work. When the employee passes the exam and the first month of work, the company will support a solid salary.
But it's so hard to find these days. I'm posting to the FB group and some recruitment websites without success. Almost everyone has worked in real estate or stayed in a company before.
Anyone with experience, please guide me
Thanks everybody
I thought the trail base job is not more successful after the Coivd lockdown. No one wants to work without a salary in these days. aah buddy tough time
 
If they had an affiliate program I could make 25K a month by accident.

That ain't bad for that industry.
I know Boats.
But in my country (tier 3). Not many people do that. They must be experts.
Present. I need 4 employees to work in the office, however, that is difficult in the insurance industry. At my place, real estate is a trend + cvid19 has not been fixed
 
I thought the trail base job is not more successful after the Coivd lockdown. No one wants to work without a salary in these days. aah buddy tough time
There is something wrong here, mate.
My company has a salary
 
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