Client Services Representative – Remote | Life Insurance

Posted 3 days ago

hirsh agencyDenver (CO)

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About the role

We’re expanding our remote team and looking for motivated, people-focused individuals to help clients explore life insurance and financial protection options. No previous insurance or sales experience is required. Training, mentorship, licensing guidance, and ongoing support are provided.

What You’ll Do: Communicate with prospective clients by phone or video Provide professional customer service and answer coverage-related questions Learn about each client’s needs and explain available life insurance options Build positive client relationships through clear, professional communication Guide clients through the application process Follow up with clients as needed

What We’re Looking For: Strong communication skills Customer-service and client-focused mindset Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills Comfortable communicating with clients by phone Dependable and able to work independently in a remote environment Coachable and willing to learn What You Can Expect 100% remote work Flexible scheduling Access to interested prospects and established lead systems Step-by-step training and mentorship Licensing guidance Opportunities for growth and leadership Compensation This is a 1099 independent contractor role with commission-based compensation. Earnings are performance-based and can grow with experience and production. Apply today to learn more about the role, training process, and day-to-day experience.

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