Group training of insurance companies requires undergraduate courses.

First, by the way, do you have a relationship with the boss?

I don't think it matters. If so, what should I do? I already told you, it's all done for you. Do I still need to coordinate my education with you during the interview?

Second, tell me why I lied to you. If you have nothing to do with this, you must be lying. If you have anything to do with this, forget it.

First, there are too many undergraduates now, why not recruit one? Why do you have to recruit a junior college student and then cheat?

Second, is the certificate bought reliable? Now all undergraduate certificates can be found online. If you buy one, the number is wrong. Even if you buy an adult student, you can't find out. I still say there are too many undergraduates now. When you go to the job fair in Kan Kan, more than N people are looking for jobs with their degrees ~ ~ ~ ~

Third, the salary is too high to be believed.

I heard that the salary of the insurance company's group training is really high, and it is NB. But with such a high salary, it's incredible that you got the job of VERYEASY.

Think for yourself. Generally, a company recruits a person with a monthly salary of 4K and interviews for N rounds, which is exhausting, and the final salary may not be paid in full. The salary of group training is much higher than this. You didn't meet the requirements, and you were seriously injured. As a result, the boss solved it in one sentence. Isn't it a little infeasible?

I guess this is another trick played by the insurance company, telling you how beautiful the future is, and then giving you a vacancy for group training, so that you can be promoted to the insurance company. Then tell you, first sell the insurance and sell it to a certain amount, and then you can do group training.

I feel it should be like this.

But maybe you are really lucky.

If so, I congratulate you.

Further reading: How to buy insurance, which is good, and teach you how to avoid these "pits" of insurance.