Pros
Decent pay, very few good managers, but the good ones were fantastic leaders!
Cons
Doing everything that is expected of you with the upmost Integrity is an exercise in futility if you want to look good on paper. Never mind the value of tons of insureds always singing your praises and feeling extremely valued due to your care. Those of us who worked hard and didn’t take shortcuts couldn’t make the numbers; while the individuals who cheated and took shortcuts were rewarded for appearing to be more valuable based on the expectations on paper. It was extremely stressful and unrewarding. The first time in my career where my passion for service, excellence and detail in my work was actually frowned upon due to the need for quantity over quality. I quit because the unspoken quantity over quality mentality was not in alignment with my work ethic and values.