What do I like about AAA? I worked for them in 2004 and it was a great group of people there and the only reason I left is because I was inexperienced and I wanted more money. What I like about them now is that they have a unique product. They offer an auto and home insurance package. In Florida, it's hard to find a national brand. There are no national brands that are offering auto, home, auto, condo packages. One policy, one annual term. You get one deductible if there's a fire with your car in the garage and it's an A-rated national brand. In Florida, for home insurance, very hard to come by. Compensation package is awesome. Coworkers are super cool. I recruited a friend of mine who's new in the business and he's being mentored by me and I appreciate the opportunity to help somebody who's inexperienced as I've had some people, some really awesome folks help me when I was young too. It's awesome to pay that forward. The company is a good company. They offer good benefits. The company is reasonable and flexible. If you need time off because of medical appointments and stuff, management is really mature. The leadership is mature. They're experienced and I appreciate that. What I don't like about it is I do think the company has made some mistakes in their strategic planning. They have routed membership sales calls to insurance agents where the membership reps used to get those calls. They no longer receive them. They're very bitter about it. To add insult to injury to them, they started paying us a higher percentage than what they get paid for membership sales. There's this underlying jealousy that makes performing in the office a little difficult. I'm older and more mature and I want to focus on my work, my production, my goals and what I have to do to achieve. There's a lot of backbiting and an undertone of jealousy. Regardless, I still love the company. I'm productive. I kind of see past it and I focus. A remote job under the circumstances would be welcome to just focus on work only. That's important.