Primerica Opportunity Window Open: 40% Want to Quit Jobs
In an era where unemployment is higher than 10% in most states, 40% of U.S. professionals are still thinking about quitting their jobs, according to a new survey by workplace supplier Regus.
People are “tired of not being promoted, bosses that don’t share company goals and being overworked,” The Business Journal of Milwaukee reported.
The survey also included a list of reasons workers cited for wanting to quit their jobs this year:
- Lack of communication and involvement by top management – 40%
- Lack of promotion, despite good work results – 37%
- Overwork – 34%
- Lack of company “vision” – 31%
- Lack of administrative support – 26%
The uniqueness of the Primerica opportunity could not be better suited for these types of people who are currently dissatisfied with their careers.
Our future is unbelievable, and we offer people from all walks of life the opportunity to start a new career and earn promotions based on their own merits.
Primerica offers the opportunity for freedom:
- From a job
- From a boss
- To be in business for yourself
- To dream big
- To live life on your terms
Primerica… Freedom Lives Here™.
Source: The Business Journal of Milwaukee, August 12, 2010, “Survey: 40 percent of U.S. professionals want to quit”
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There is no other opportunity out there! as great as the Primerica Opportunity!!! So what are you waiting for come learn what Primerica’s all about
To The Team
Many are looking, are you looking for them?
Earline
I remember when I first started to venture out to take charge of my employment situation. I worked 6 months as an independent representative, part-time, in the evenings, to get my business going. By then I matched, on a monthly basis, what I was making on the job. It was a great way to transition to having more control of my income, and to feeling more secure about my ability to continue earning. Best of all, I became one of the percentage who actually took action as a result of the feeling of not being satisfied with what I was doing! I’m glad I did!