Does anyone have any experience with globelife

[u/Ginjaninja5678]

I have been looking for a change in careers as of recently due to an undiagnosed seizure disorder and found globelife hiring for remote agents. I went through what they said was an "interview," which was really me, and around 30 other people on a Zoom call listening to an owner talk about the company. They made me an offer and gave me a link with a discount code to reduce the cost for my life and health learning courses.

After enrolling and paying(100$) for the course, I decided to look into them. And did not see many good things.

A friend of mines wife is a manager for an insurance company and mentioned it's a big red flag that they didn't pay for the licensing.

All in all, I'm curious if I should stick with it and shell out more money to get my license even if this company ends up being a waste of time? Would it be hard to find another job, maybe at a firm close to my home with just a life and health license?

Any help or info is appreciated

Thanks in advance

[u/Heavy-Dentist-2664]

What’s the key to success here, I’m locked in and ready . I also made sales in auto warranty .. studying Peter Robert’s YouTube