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We are excited you are ready to learn more about TEEMA. Here is what you can expect to learn on this page:
- Comp plans
- Associate and Senior Associate info
- FAQs
- Guiding Principles
- Everything else you would want to know before joining TEEMA
Enjoy!
Comp Plans & Associate/Senior Associate Info
What is the commission structure at TEEMA? – Commission Plan
FAQ
How long does it take to move from Associate to Senior Associate? DEPENDS ON SUCCESS – The majority of Associates graduate between 3 – 6 months.
What tools does TEEMA provide?
- Indeed
- Monster
- Zip Recruiter
- Doc Cafe (Healthcare only)
- *Only applicable for Associates – receive up to $300.00 rebate for tools of your choosing. All tools listed have varied pricing.
Are there any geographical or lines of business restrictions? No
Can I do both Recruiting and Business Development? YES
What is the estimated first-year income? Depending on the level of activity and dedication, if working 40 hrs/week, 5 days/week, likely first-year income will be between $80-100k. Our last Rookie of the Year made $275k in their first year.
Can I work with TEEMA part-time? No, it just doesn’t work (we’ve tried a few times).
What are the next steps after my initial call? Review some material (Commission Plans, Scorecards, Guiding Principles, etc), follow up with your Partner to answer any questions, complete the ‘Assignment’, review your Assignment with your Partner, Partner to introduce two additional TEEMA Members for you to speak with, final call with your Partner, go/no go decision, if go, select start date, minimum of 7 days out, on a Monday.
Guiding Principles
Additional Resources
How to Create a LLC or Incorporate
NOTE: TEEMA does not provide a CPA or lawyer, and we highly recommend that you reach out to a CPA in order to best understand what type of company to set up.
For the US our Members can set up as an LLC, single-member LLC, S Corp, P Corp, C Corp.
https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/how-to-set-up-an-llc-in-7-steps/
In general, you should set up an LLC if you anticipate making 100K or less. You should set up an S corp if you anticipate making $100K and up. However, please consult a CPA to make your best choice for you and your business.
For Canadian Members, you can set up a legal entity: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/business/start/register-with-gov/register-corp.html
TEEMA Member Agreements
Membership & Leadership Opportunities
LIFE at TEEMA (MEMBERS Define their “Why’s”)
- TEEMA Executive Video
- TEEMA Culture Video – hearing from a few Members about what they love
- TEEMA 2022 Conference in San Diego
- TEEMA Client Appreciation Event
If you have any questions, reach out to your Partner. If you are ready for the next step, please reach out to your TEEMA Partner for the Assignment Link.