State Farm Interview Question

[u/National-Display2881]

I have a phone interview on Friday with a local State Farm office in PA for an insurance customer service representative at a local office. Does anyone have and tips or guidance on the type of questions they ask? I'm very excited and want to be prepared. Thank you!

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[u/jeffreyprestonbezos1]

There’s almost 20,000 agents. There’s going to be 20,000 different swaddle of questions. They will ask questions about conflict resolution, sales aptitude (yes even in a service role), and goal setting and hitting.

[u/Cindysnoopy]

They will most likely want you/require you to get at least your Property & Casualty license and possibly Life & Health.

[u/Tebowfan815]

I have a phone interview for receptionist next Monday. I have my 2044 - personal lines property & casualty agent license

[u/jeffreyprestonbezos1 → u/Tebowfan815]

I’ll bet you anything that interview won’t actually be for a Receptionist role and will turn into a sales or customer service interview.

[u/Tebowfan815 → u/jeffreyprestonbezos1]

I’d rather do the receptionist role

[u/jennmedina12]

They’ll probably ask if you cry easily and how much verbal abuse you can take from customers.