Sales Representative Entry-Level
Sales Representative Entry-Level
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- A people-person who enjoys conversation and building relationships
- Someone who's motivated, self-driven, and ready to learn
- Great communicator—both one-on-one and in front of a group
- Strong organizational habits and attention to follow-up
- A genuine desire to help others and make a positive impact
- Willingness to obtain a Health & Life general lines license within 90 days (we'll help cover the cost later and provide study support)
- Visit businesses and introduce our supplemental insurance offerings
- Meet with business owners and present to groups of employees (often 10–50+ at a time)
- Respond to client questions via phone and email
- Set appointments, conduct follow-ups, and support clients through claims
- Use our Salesforce CRM to track your activities, contacts, and progress
- Work closely with your manager to set and meet sales goals
- Build your own client base and develop long-term relationships
- Share your weekly schedule and results with your manager We Offer
- Thorough Training: Get up to speed with both online and in-the-field coaching
- Weekly Draw Pay: Steady income as you build your book of business, with bonuses and commissions available from day one
- Exciting Incentives: Quarterly trips, cash bonuses, stock share awards, and lifetime-vested renewal commissions
- Career Advancement: Clear pathways to grow into leadership, training, or higher-level sales roles based on your performance
- Continued Development: Ongoing support to help you grow your skills and your confidence
- Flexible Hours: You'll have the freedom to design your workday around your business clients' availability Additional Qualifications
- High school diploma required; a bachelor's degree or customer service experience is a plus
- Strong work ethic and willingness to learn new skills
- Comfortable using basic digital tools (email, calendar, CRM systems)
- Already licensed in Health & Life, or ready to get licensed within 90 days Start Your Career with Purpose
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