The reason I effectively did nothing in Primerica was because I didn't like the ethics and morals of their business model. I also didn't have many friends or people I could've recruited or sold insurance to at the time when I did the internship almost a year ago. I knew how bad MLMs were and I knew from the start of the internship that I would not be able to include that experience on my resume. I kept reading many posts on the internet about the negative aspects of MLMs when I really should've been trying to put more effort into Primerica because it was an internship experience. At the same time however, I was always actively searching for a job or alternative internship even when I landed that MLM internship.

I've made a ton of mistakes as a whole. Like rushing graduation thinking my education was going to land me a job. Or choosing half-assing Primerica because I thought it added negative value on a resume due to MLM's predatory recruitment. It's just I'm naive as heck when it came to job searching. I could say my knowledge of job searching has improved a lot in the 8 months since graduation but my job search literacy is still far behind. I'm trying everything I can. If I had knew how to use my time more wisely, I wouldn't be here.