MetLife reviews

compliance is too inhibiting; management has no clue how to generate business; they're all old school; can't teach you how to build a practice; train you on so many things other than what really matters - generating a ton of appointments; they let anybody in to work there, which to me was disappointing; much of management are slackers who've been in the business for decades; pay is super slow - only 1/10 of your pool every week. after 2.5 years gets very expensive to be there.

Difficult to achieve the company's recognition conferences by selling to the average middle income client, and the bar just keeps getting raised every year. Being charged for office expenses when they should already be factored out of any commissions they pay FSR's. Having your commission percentage being reliant on previous sales volume and renewal volumes, and commissions held in a non interest bearing account and distributed weekly @ 10% of total account value.