Choosing An Employee Benefit Firm
Meet them in person and ask questions.
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Why would my company choose your firm? |
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What are your strengths, weaknesses? |
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What services do you offer? |
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Who are your clients? |
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Where are your clients? |
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What size are most of your clients? |
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What do they say about you? |
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If you've lost any clients in the past year, what was the reason(s)? |
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How are your services priced? |
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How are you paid? |
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Be wary if:
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They promise things that
seem outlandish—because they usually are. |
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They don't listen to you carefully and
take a lot of notes. |
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They don't ask intelligent questions
about your business. |
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It's your impression that if they weren't
a good match for your business—they wouldn't tell you so. |
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Make your decision.
At the end of the day in a service business, the two key questions are:
Will they do a good job for us?
Am I comfortable that this firm is the right "fit" for our company?
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