Straight to the point, very clear and personable experience. Enjoyed the Agent as they educate you on the Aspirant program. Be sure they tell you EVERYTHING throughout the experience. Sell your worth.

My interview process was different than most because a local agency owner recruited me to become his next agent aspirant over a 2 month period. That being said, below is the actual process to become a State Farm Agent. STATE FARM® AGENT OPPORTUNITY Process *Application Submit your application where directed. *Questionnaire State Farm beleives your answers predict the likelihood of success in a career like an agent. Pass and move on to the next step. Otherwise, you'll have to wait 12 months to try again. *Assessment Those who exhibit the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other attributes critical to success move on to the next step in the process. *Candidate Review Things just got real! Your credit report, criminal record, work/education history, and motor vehicle record will be studied closely to help determine eligibility. *Career Understanding Complete different learning modules and videos designed to give you a better understanding of the agent opportunity. I took FULL advantage of reaching out to many different State Farm contacts learning just as much about them as the industry, life as an insurance agent and what to prepare myself for year 1. *Business Proposal Presentation *Licensing and Requirements *Posting Once your state licenses are confirmed, you will gain access to view, consider, and compete for agent opportunities across the United States. *Site Interview Sales Leaders may choose to conduct interviews for new agents in their market area. If selected, a job offer as an agent intern is made contingent on successful completion of applicable background and licensing checks. *Internship CONGRATS! You've been selected to enter the agent intern program for product and leadership training, along with a field development experience with an established agent.

It is a conversational interview, based around who you are and if you are fit for the position. They sometimes do ask conventional interviews questions but it is all things you should already be prepared for.