“Very good place to work as long as you can tolerate the big company environment”

Pros:  “Salary structure is very competitive. You can make things happen despite red tape.”

Cons:  “Big company with big company politics and approval processes.” – Full Review

“Stable company”

Pros:  “Amazing supervisor who really has your back”

Cons:  “Difficult to get a raise” – Full Review

“A chance to write my own paycheck”

Pros:  “Commission based salary. Freedom of schedule. Opportunity for growth. Ability to manage yourself. Indoor and outdoor sales.”

Cons:  “I do not see them as cons I see chances for change and improvement. If you are not motivated and are not able to manage yourself you may not find this to be a…” – Full Review

“Independent Agent”

Pros:  “Great team atmosphere, flexible hours, and career development support.”

Cons:  “100% commission. You must be extremely disciplined to be successful.” – Full Review

“Great Place to work.”

Pros:  “Flexible Work Schedules, Great Products, Open access to management, good vendor support system, established name and customer base, agressive growth.”

Cons:  “Internal overhead is stressfull, Management is unresponsive to changing business conditions, pay is below average for hours worked. Advancement opportunities…” – Full Review

“Great company to work for”

Pros:  “I have been working with Streffco Consultants for the past year and I am always informed of new positions. When they send my resume to a company I am always up to date with…”

Cons:  “I only have good things to say about Streffco.” – Full Review

“Good Place Good People”

Pros:  “great benefits including 6 weeks paid time off per year. Many chances for advancement.”

Cons:  “crazy hours and mandatory on call.” – Full Review

“Stable company, excellent employer”

Pros:  “Stability, decent benefit package and freedom are key attributes of the work over the last 20 years. Challenging work with a one of kind approach to property insurance. There…”

Cons:  “Workload can be overwhelming at times. Stress level is always high.” – Full Review