Ping an insurance Weifang branch

No matter what the title of the insurance company is,

as long as the other party asks you to pay money, ask you for training and ask you for research,

that is to pull you to be an insurance agent.

This kind of company has no reputation either, because normal people stop coming when they hear the word insurance.

So most people call or send short messages to say that they saw your resume on the Internet.

I hope you will wear a formal suit to xxxx for an interview at the weekend and find the manager/supervisor of XXX. . .

There are various positions to be recruited.

I have met clerks, assistants, part-time, back office, after-sales, finance, administration, personnel, supervisors, marketing elites, recruiters, security specialists, data entry, financial consultants, reserve cadres, management trainees, professional managers (Khan) and pension payers (Khan). . .

whatever title you want, the other party will open it. It's all good, powerful and attractive.

but no matter what job title, it is nothing more than pulling you to sell insurance.

1, there is no basic salary (responsibility basic salary, how many achievements do you have to sell to get the basic salary),

2, there is no labor contract (signing an agency contract, which is beyond the control of labor law),

3, there is no welfare (there is no basic salary, let alone welfare),

4, there is no social security (not labor relations, no social security),

Every day, you have to pay for the transportation, telephone and activities.

If you sell the insurance, you will get a high commission, and if you can't sell it, you won't pay any money to your insurance agent.

If you have to go, I'll say a few more words:

The two most difficult things in this world are: 1) changing other people's ideas, and 2) making them pay.

that's what you're going to do.

You are just an ordinary person, and most people will not buy your account, even if you hook up with your friends and relatives.

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