I interviewed Beijing China Taiping Insurance Company today and asked me to go to training tomorrow 15 days. What is my job after training and what is my basic salary?

The answer upstairs is contrary to the facts!

The assertion that "in insurance companies, everything starts with business" is also very inaccurate.

What position did you apply for when you joined the insurance company?

Generally speaking, the conditions for insurance companies to recruit backstage personnel are: full-time unified recruitment of bachelor degree or above. Some positions need professional counterparts. For example, positions in finance department, IT post, claim settlement, underwriting, underwriting, etc. are almost all subject to professional restrictions.

Other positions, such as personnel and administration in the office, comprehensive backstage, supervision and group training in front-line departments of individual insurance, basically have no strict professional requirements.

The internal recruitment interview of insurance companies is still very strict. Generally, there are two interviews, the first one is for the competent leader, and the second one is for the heads of relevant departments, vice presidents and bosses of the company.

After passing the interview, you need to have a physical examination when you enter Si Qian. You can't go to work until you pass the medical examination.

Enjoy the relevant treatment of the company and five insurances and one gold after taking up the post.

Listen to me, and you should know.

There is no "insurance task" in the background of Taiping Life Insurance, that is, there is no need to run business.

If you are recruiting business personnel, there is basically no "interview". Or the interview is just a show.

There is no requirement for education and age. They usually say, "If you want to do back office work, you must do business in other places first. After three months, if you have strong working ability, you can transfer to back office work." Don't believe these words, they are all bullshit.

And obviously, if you are looking for a salesman, the business manager or senior manager will interview you. They are salespeople themselves, but at a higher level, they belong to a "leader" with a team. They don't need a medical examination after they join the company, and they can enjoy the insurance benefits of the company after they become full members. However, if there is no list for several months in a row, it will be "removed".

If you have rich social experience and extensive contacts, the income from doing business is actually very considerable.

It's normal for you to earn more than 10 thousand a month. If it is a big order, the commission of a single order is enough to earn a year in the background.

This depends on your actual situation.

If you are a fresh graduate with little experience, don't do business. If you waste time, you won't make money. Maybe we can "cheat" our relatives first. It's time for you to leave the company after all your relatives have been cheated. But when I say cheat here, I definitely don't mean to contradict insurance. When I was in an insurance company, I also witnessed the role of insurance, but buying insurance should be "suitable" and "appropriate". In order to get orders quickly, some business people maliciously exaggerate the role of insurance, making them buy everything regardless of whether insurance is useful to the parties, which leads to greater financial pressure on the insured. This violates the mission of "insurance".

If you are a college graduate and have not found a suitable job for the time being, then I suggest you do back office work in an insurance company.

The treatment of insurance companies is still good. And insurance companies really exercise people, exercise your work ability and deal with people.

However, if you are majoring in professional technology, I still suggest that you work in the same field. I have been there before. To sum up, I still look for classmates who work in the same field, with higher income and better development prospects.

If you really have to, it is also a good idea to work in an insurance company!

If you don't understand anything, please continue to ask questions!