Why didn't China Life Group sign a labor contract for training? Why did you sign the agency contract? Why are there no five insurances and one gold? Why? Why? ......

At least I don't agree with the recommended answer.

In any insurance company, group training is a senior back-office management position. In addition to a profound theoretical foundation, group training requires rich practical experience, especially in a giant like China Life, which does not have two brushes. Moreover, it is not too difficult for such people to take part-time jobs in other insurance companies, and China Life will not be penny wise and pound foolish.

Why did China Life Group sign an agency contract instead of a labor contract? It's simple, because you're not training in a group. Don't think that China Life's advertisement for Yong ying means that you must recruit Yong ying, and don't think that applying for Yong ying means doing Yong ying. There are many advertisements for dog meat sold by insurance companies now. Everyone knows that people don't want to be salesmen, so they recruit "group training" (or similar positions), but they are still recruiting salesmen. The salesman himself does not sign a labor contract, nor does he have five insurances and one gold.