AIL Midwest Employee Reviews about "leadership team"
Updated Aug 1, 2023
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Return to all Reviews- 5.0Mar 8, 2019Managing DirectorCurrent Employee, more than 8 yearsNorth Royalton, OH
Pros
Surrounded by amazing leadership team that’s encouragingunded by amazing leadership team that’s encouragingunded by amazing leadership team that’s encouraging and pushes you. Unlimited opportunity in income, growth personal and business High energy atmosphere. Company Trips and conventions Your leadership team truly cares of your success I’ve been here for 8 years and the company continues to have record growth
Cons
Not really a con but if your looking for just a 9-5 this is not for you. Must be willing to work extremely hard to maximize the opportunity.
7 - 5.0Jul 13, 2019Benefits AdvisorCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearSaint Louis, MO
Pros
Great work atmosphere Incredible leadership team Positive vibes Flexible work schedule Weekly bonus
Cons
Long hours and hard work
5 - 5.0Dec 2, 2016Quality Control ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsNorth Royalton, OH
Pros
Leadership that is always willing to help and be there. From the founders of our agency to the 1st level of management, the leadership team is selfless with their time. Culture that is unmatched.
Cons
If are not self-motivated or need to be micromanaged to work hard, this might not be the best opportunity for you.
3 - 5.0Jul 23, 2019General AgentCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsMilwaukee, WI
Pros
No cap. Unlimited overtime. Promotions aren’t based on tenure, they are based on work ethic and skill set. The managers and leadership team are 100% accessible and will coach you according to your goals and career path. You are paid throughout the entirety of your training program.
Cons
The boot camp phase can sometimes be long hours. However, the goal is to make new reps confident and competent in their new career.
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