Current Employee2.6Apr 16, 2024forced to sell warm market, not great leadership. fully commission, can still have 10k months tho
Current Employee3.0Jan 15, 2024My experience at New York Life taught me a lot about how insurance companies can be, the highs and the lows. Great leadership culture, but terrible selling mechanism- social selling. Get your friends, your family, call them up and the random person you have in your phone. anyone and everyone needs what you sell. Very little inbound flow, i got 2 leads in the last 4...Read More
My experience at New York Life taught me a lot about how insurance companies can be, the highs and the lows. Great leadership culture, but terrible selling mechanism- social selling. Get your friends, your family, call them up and the random person you have in your phone. anyone and everyone needs what you sell. Very little inbound flow, i got 2 leads in the last 4...Read More
Current Employee2.6Nov 4, 2024My overall experience was positive. The culture and values are second to none.
Former Employee2.1Sep 13, 2024NYL is a mutual life insurance company. They make a product, rely on new agents to sell to their family and friends, and then wave nicely as 95% of agents burn and fizzle out in 12-18 months. They recruit hundreds of new agents into the business per year; maybe thousands. As long as you have a pulse, can pass the life insurance agent exam, and don’t have a...Read More
NYL is a mutual life insurance company. They make a product, rely on new agents to sell to their family and friends, and then wave nicely as 95% of agents burn and fizzle out in 12-18 months. They recruit hundreds of new agents into the business per year; maybe thousands. As long as you have a pulse, can pass the life insurance agent exam, and don’t have a...Read More