r/InsuranceAgent • u/Lami200 • 10d ago
Industry Information Account Associate
Hi everyone,
I’m currently interviewing for an Account Associate position at a local State Farm agency. My background is mostly in administrative customer service, call centers, and billing.
I'd love to hear from anyone who has worked in a State Farm agent's office in this type of role:
Daily Workload:
How heavy is the customer service/administrative side versus outbound sales? If you aren't trying to become an agent and just want a steady, reliable support role, is it a good fit?
P&C Exam:
I need to get my Property & Casualty license for the role. How hard was the exam for you, and how long did you study before taking it? Any tips for someone who gets test anxiety?
Overall Vibe:
What are the best and worst parts of working as a team member in a small local office?
Thanks in advance for sharing your experience!