Predicting the Likelihood of Change

by | Jul 14, 2022

Over the last five years, how many jobs have you had?

According to a global recruitment study, 90% of the working population had three or fewer jobs during the last 5 years.

More specifically:

47% of individuals have stayed in the same job

43% of individuals had 2 – 3 jobs

10% of individuals had more than 3 jobs

When evaluating an experienced agent recruiting prospect, always ask yourself:

When was the last time this person changed companies?

This is important information because a prospect’s chances of making a change are much higher if they have:

1. Demonstrated a willingness to change positions (had at least 1 job change        in their recent work history).

2. Been in their current role for more than 2 years.

If both of these conditions are met, your probability of making a hire is much better.

As a bonus, you’ll also increase your chances of retaining the newly hired agent for the next few years because additional position changes become less probable.

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