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You start off w/ 2 weeks of unpaid training (9am-4pm, mon-friday). Then once you pass a script test you are "in the field" and can start making money. However, they give you old leads to call from so these drivers have been called dozens of times so no one picks up. If you are lucky and someone does they are annoyed and tell you to leave them alone. There's no base pay it's all commisson. They expect you to work 8am-9pm, 7 DAYS A WEEK! I got calls from my team at night past 10:30 on the weekend. There was a meeting on a Sunday morning at 8am. Mind you, you are required to attend all the meetings and it's not like you're getting paid for your time. You only get paid if you manage to get a sale, which is vitually impossible based off the materials they provide you. Then you have 2 booking days a week where you have to be on a zoom call with your management team from 4pm-9pm, this is when you call the worn out lists they give. Aside from that, I never personally met with any of the uppermanagement/ceo, but I saw enough on the zoom agency meetings we had. Just people being uncessesarily rude to the agents and condesending. The ceo once ended an instructional zoom meeting over how to close a pressentation successfully bc a couple of people yawned on camera...Other agents' questions have been cutoff or ignored simply bc they did not feel like answering them. In the interview and the application they raved how this is a work at your own convenience type job, where if you want to work Mon,Wed,Fri, etc you can. But that's not the case, you technically don't even have weekends off. Bottom line complete pyramid scheme, the rich just get richer and you are seen as just another agent. In my particular training class, we had over 60 people. 1 month later, there were maybe 5 people left including myself. Which shows employee retention is not important whatsoever, especially if you are not making them any money. The only good thing I have to say was my particular supervisor who worked over me was amazing! They seemed like one of the only genuine ones in the company. However, it doesn't matter how nice someone is, bc if I'm only making $200 a month when others are making tens of thousands (they annouce weekly how much everyone makes) that's just not ok. They try to reel you in by showing off all the nice cars they drive and nice homes they live in, but you have to understand that's not attainable for just anyone but they make you believe that it is. Another thing, each morning in the GROUPME supervisors will literally tell you you have to send a "good morning" text to the group of all 200 people and make sure you're responding throughout the day such as saying thank you everytime a manager sends a zoom link or does something very minimal. Throughout the whole month I worked there I really did try to remain positive, however it got to the point where I was putting in multiple hours a day to a job that I wasn't getting anything out of; money or satisfaction. 

Lloyd Agencies is a energy collector of passionate youth who wants to be someone in their future. See, young people not always know what they are really capable of doing, so they would be trapped by fancy cars & money flashing managers like Lloyd has to brag about. Unfortunate fact is that most of the agents are either Eastern Europeans or poor/middle class Latinos/African Americans. European part of agenture has unsatisfied desire for richness (which we might say for native part), but not "know how" enough. In that burning desire and lack of appropriate age of seriousness regarding life and personal development they tend to missunderstand the meaning of sales to "help". They are greatly helped by their management in doing this, so the cycle resembles "under age  couple having a newborn". A mess!!! The fact is, that the management is after all no more mature and well spoken then their subordinates. Laughingly enough, management just follows the practices of even more unstable piramid hierarchy. Lastly, everything is possible in United States of America:))) Don't be fooled that this a sales job because selling/helping people to decide what is best for them needs honesty and integrity, which is not the virtue of Lloyd Agencies!!!!

My rating at this time can't be high, as I am quite unsure about the company. I see the possible prosperity but struggle with there not being truthful about all aspects of the job. The training is high and learning is quite proficient. What is told to from the very first phone call, interviews and following conversations is simply not truthful. If they can say what they mean and as explain things as it truthfully is they will find the work will supersede their expectations. This is a SALEs job!!!! But I was specifically told more than three occasions that it is not. There is absolutely nothing wrong with sales, but be honest when asked this question.  I really like the office atmosphere and the people are pretty cool to be around. They have wonderful positive qualities that I find important in work place. Management just really need to work on the honesty part. What ever you say make sure it is what you say it is. This development of trust is the same one you have been instilling in everyone to have with clients. I will ride-to-die with these people because I believe in the business of protecting others.

I started with this company in May 2018, and I’ll admit I was 100% skeptical. Not because of the industry, but honestly because I saw some bad reviews and had some people in my life that worried about me getting into the industry. 
But I decided to take a chance not only on the company but also on myself. I decided I was going to just keep quiet, stay in my own lane, and work my butt off. Here’s what happened..

I found out what hard work was
I found out what being passionate about something felt like
I found a community of successful people
I found out that same community of people wanted to help me win 
I found out what true leadership was
I found my entrepreneurial spirit again 
I found myself again. 

I feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude that I get to wake up every morning and this is my life now. It blows my mind that this could not of happened if I had let myself be influenced by a negative post or smart comment. 

This agency and industry has forever changed my life. I hope if your reading this,  you’ll take a shot on yourself too. (Disclosure: only if you’re not afraid of hard work)

I recently left LLOYD a few weeks ago. The culture is very motivating and inspirational, and they do a good job at getting you pumped up. I also made some great friends while working here that I feel I will be friends with for the test of my life. As for the negatives, the hours are extremely long. I worked so many 12 hour days and worked 7 days a week. If you aren’t working, your managers are not making money. The pay is great WHEN you get a sale. Sales are not guaranteed and many people will steal your appointments. Anotherthing that should be mentioned is the interview process. They lie in the interview and make it seem like they will generate leads for you, when they really don’t. It’s all one big scam to make you want to work their and continue trying when only the top 5% in the company really make any money.

Working at LLOYD Agencies seven days a week was extremely difficult. the hours were incredibly long. On in office days I would arrive at 8am sharp and wouldn't leave until 9pm most of the time. On field days we were expected to arrive at our appointments at 8am sharp and often times wouldn't get home until after midnight. It was a difficult job to do seven days a week without any real off days. On occasions we would have a lot of fun in the office during out daily meetings though. From great music to pump up your spirits, to tamed tigers, to water-balloon fights in front of the office, LLOYD was a fun place to be at. The random bits of fun and excitement almost made up for all the long hours.

Positive environment that is encouraging with supportive leaders in the department. They treat their employees very well. They go beyond what any other employer I have worked for ever did for their employees. They are genuinely understanding and caring of anything you are going through inside and outside of work. They are more than willing to accommodate you with anything you need as much as they possibly can. They work with their employee’s schedules and everyday life situations. They have many ways of improving your skills and reward those who make an effort often.

Spare yourself some energy. Long hours/long work days required. 100% commission based. Need a money to start the job including start up fee of like $200 and then lots of gas $$$ to go to appointments where someone may not show up. They try reeling in all new hires by showing off their cars & homes trying to sell this dream and many lies told in the interview. Lots of lying also involved telling clients you are there to deliver benefits when you really want to make a sale. Just whack. I wouldn't suggest it. Also, NO DAYS OFF so no social life. If you're good and lucky you'll make good money but it won't equal happiness. 

Lloyd agencies is a company that gets you up and ready to grow. It is full of energetic and motivated individuals. You will only see results if you put in the work. This isn't a company for the lazy minded. The training is top of the line and demanding, securing the fundamental skill set necessary for success with this company.  You have access to a gold standard leadership team that provides the opportunity for you to attain financial goals, that you previously might have considered unattainable.

My first experience with this company was as a policy holder. The representative that met with me not only explained the benefits thoroughly, but he also genuinely cared about my families protection.
After seeing the value that this company brings to families, I started to work for them. I been with this company for almost 4 years and opportunity unlimited is the true word to describe it. It has changed my families' life for the better and I could not be any more grateful.

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