

The constant rejection when making phone calls and feeling like you can never get to where you want to be financially. I was one of the top agents in my satellite office, and I still wasn't making much. The culture isn't terrible, but it's a bunch of hoo-ra to get people psyched about making a bunch of money that only a small percentage of people actually make. After years of dealing with him, I decided to move on. My particular manager was very egotistical and would try to talk down to you if you didn't do things exactly how he wanted. Even then, it may take a few years to get past 50 or 60k a year. If you don't get into management and try to advance you will not make any real money, except for the financial representative role. At Banker's the management will constantly make you think that it is the greatest opportunity out there.

I learned persistence and patience and that there are much better opportunities out there if you will just look. It's a "numbers" game, but 80% of the people that work there can't mentally handle it and quit early on. They push so hard over the phone to meet, that people reluctantly say yes, then don't actually meet with you. Most of the time the 6+ appointments you set daily end up being only 2 real meetings. The other 3 are out meeting with the appointments you set on call days.

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