u/boooostedvo

Hey y’all! I’ve been a team member for an agent for several years now. (captive agency, primarily personal lines). Sales and now primarily customer service. I truly do not know how much more I can handle getting battered by customers day in and day out. There’s also no real way to grow other than raises. The work still remains the same. I’m getting severely burned out dealing with the general public, but I truly do enjoy insurance.

I’m interested in becoming an underwriter eventually but I have zero idea what that process looks like to become one, or even what a good candidate would look like.

I understand underwriting comes with its own set of headaches, and agents can be dummies and just as rude as anyone else. But the grass does seem greener on the back office side of the industry than being a lowly CSR.

Any input or advice y’all have would be great. Good or bad! :)

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u/boooostedvo — 8 days ago

I’m getting conflicting info elsewhere online, my agent doesn’t know, and the rep I spoke to had a case of the Mondays lol.

Does it depend on if the customer has short term or long term disability, or is it based on a doctor’s clearance?

Mostly asking for myself out of curiosity, but also in case customers ask since we’re trying to ramp up offering health products. Thanks!!

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u/boooostedvo — 10 days ago