Pacific Insurance Company asked me to interview the reserve manager, but I passed the initial test and the second test, and I have to train for another month to see if I can be competent. Is there any fraud? 1. The concept of regular employees in your mind is different from what they say: you will not be an employee of an insurance company in the future, because the contract you signed with Pacific is not a labor contract, but an agency contract. In other words, it is not an employment relationship, but an agency relationship, similar to the relationship between manufacturers and franchisees.

The word "salary" is not appropriate. For insurance agents (that is, your future salesman series), there are only "allowances" and "liability allowances". In addition, the main source of income is called "commission". Only employees of insurance companies have "salary" or "salary".

There won't be five insurances and one gold. I'll give you insurance, but it's not social security, and there will be no housing accumulation fund. Because only the employment relationship with a labor contract can pay social security.