Terrance Woods
About Terrance Woods
Terrance Woods is a District Leader at Primerica and a Professional Driver at Uber, with extensive experience in various roles across multiple companies in Alabama. His career spans over three decades, including positions in retail management, sales, and financial services.
Work at Primerica
Terrance Woods has served as a District Leader at Primerica since 2017. In this role, he conducts financial needs analysis for clients and sets up follow-up appointments to address their financial goals. He actively engages in prospecting and obtaining referrals to expand business opportunities. Woods participates in regular training sessions to enhance his skills and stay updated with industry practices. He ensures compliance with federal and state laws in his responsibilities at Primerica.
Professional Experience at Uber
Since 2016, Terrance Woods has worked as a Professional Driver for Uber in the Montgomery, Alabama Area. His experience in this role spans eight years, during which he has developed strong customer service skills and navigational expertise. This position allows him to engage with a diverse clientele while managing transportation logistics.
Previous Employment History
Terrance Woods has a diverse work history across various industries. He worked at Ryder System, Inc. as a Fuel Man for one month in 2009. He served as a Sales Associate at Walmart from 1993 to 2000, and held managerial positions at Blockbuster and Movie Gallery. His roles included Store Manager at Blockbuster from 2004 to 2007 and Assistant Manager at both Blockbuster and Movie Gallery. Additionally, he worked as a Route Sales Manager at Schwan's Consumer Brands and as a Partner Account Manager at Waitr.
Education and Qualifications
Terrance Woods graduated from Prattville High School, earning his high school diploma between 1989 and 1993. His educational background laid the foundation for his subsequent career in various retail and service-oriented roles. He continues to pursue personal and professional growth through self-help literature and ongoing training.