I’ve been playing the field the last few months and finally bit the bullet to move from being self employed to working for Liberty Mutual as a customer service representative in P&C. Sounds odd to go backwards, but their offer is much better than what I’m currently making. If any of you work for them in this position, can you tell me what states I’ll have to be licensed in other than my own? I keep reading CA is the hardest to obtain. Liberty Mutual Insurance
I can’t speak to what states you should get licensed in but to your point of going backward. I’ll encourage you to see it as a pivot to get somewhere hence your intentionality & the end result matter. For reference, I’d to do customer services to get in just to get to underwriting as its hard getting in from external. I work for another carrier not Liberty.
I don't think that's a step backward, at all. Being self-employed is hard work, and not always rewarded as well.
Agreed, I think you're making a great decision OP!
I think it depends- when I worked there I was licensed in all states in my region and their licensing department is great about obtaining any licenses you need. CA was just an application, FL have to do fingerprints again
Oh wow it may have changed then. CA did not request my finger prints. I was in sales.
I would check with Liberty Mutual. My personal experience is most carriers will require you to obtain & maintain your residence license but handle non-residence licensing themselves.