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Unregistered 03-04-2022 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Anarki95 (Post 143757)
Private Uni. But anyway, it does not matter. I have met star-studded successful individuals from local Uni and private Uni. It’s how we play our cards i feel. Are we at the right time at the right place? Do we have very good connections. Are we Super solid with our work ethic. It all depends on the person itself.

Hi, i was trying to find advice regarding insurance role and saw your situation. I used to work in audit /accounting industry, but now decided to make the switch to insurance. May I know what’s bad about the job?

Unregistered 03-04-2022 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 212045)
Hi, i was trying to find advice regarding insurance role and saw your situation. I used to work in audit /accounting industry, but now decided to make the switch to insurance. May I know what’s bad about the job?

friends all run away when u do insurance

Unregistered 03-04-2022 07:57 PM

i remembered having an interview with the manager himself. He together with his colleague tried to "pressurize" me into signing with them under their department. Even ask me to fill in while the zoom share screen is ongoing.
I've had multiple banks calling me up to offer the similar insurance role but never as pressurizing and aggressive as the one i mentioned above.

Unregistered 03-04-2022 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 212079)
i remembered having an interview with the manager himself. He together with his colleague tried to "pressurize" me into signing with them under their department. Even ask me to fill in while the zoom share screen is ongoing.
I've had multiple banks calling me up to offer the similar insurance role but never as pressurizing and aggressive as the one i mentioned above.

bro LOL it's "pressured" not "pressurized" WTF ????

u ok??

Unregistered 03-04-2022 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 212083)
bro LOL it's "pressured" not "pressurized" WTF ????

u ok??

LOL maybe he just recovered from covid. got that brain fog side effect

Unregistered 03-04-2022 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by unregistered (Post 212099)
lol maybe he just recovered from covid. Got that brain fog side effect

lol hahahaha

Unregistered 04-04-2022 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 212079)
i remembered having an interview with the manager himself. He together with his colleague tried to "pressurize" me into signing with them under their department. Even ask me to fill in while the zoom share screen is ongoing.
I've had multiple banks calling me up to offer the similar insurance role but never as pressurizing and aggressive as the one i mentioned above.

same situation, except i was "pleasurised" into signing with them

Unregistered 04-04-2022 10:20 AM

I need honest advice. Jump to banking or stick in insurance
 
Ex banker in consumer banking sales line here. This industry is not for the faint hearted. Its going to be an endless journey where you will run like a hamster on the wheel for 3 quarters and probably slow down on the last quarter before the cycle starts again. To survive and climb fast, you will need to commit a lot of hours and energy, including weekends. In general its a young man's game or for people with no parenting commitment for their kids. If you aspire to settle down and have kids it may not work so well for you. Having said so there are still some outliers but those only apply to just a handful. If you have the innate ability (e.g. charm, looks) it will definitely be a lot easier for you to hit your target. In wealth sales, the secret is to hang on in your team as long as possible since its gonna be a last man standing game. The rest goes, you take over the portfolio of clients or the better clients.

Should you still decide to enter, I would advise joining mortgage sales departments since clients will still need to reach out to bankers and the power skew is in favour of the banker, and its less disrupted by fintech platforms.

Unregistered 04-04-2022 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 212112)
same situation, except i was "pleasurised" into signing with them

me too, kena pleasured into pressurizing myself hehe

Unregistered 04-04-2022 11:50 AM

if wanna go into innsurance line , a good ethical management is important


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