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Life Insurance Agent

Posted 3 days ago

ays groupMetairie (LA)

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$150,000 to $500,000 annually

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About the role

Dynamic Life Insurance Sales Opportunity We are a high-performing insurance team experiencing rapid expansion. We're actively seeking licensed life insurance agents to join our ranks. For those without a license, don't worry - our accelerated program can guide you through the licensing process in as little as a few weeks. We're also willing to sponsor pre-licensing classes for candidates who demonstrate a good fit with our team. Sales Platform Virtual Sales: Engage clients through telesales and/or Zoom video callsUnparalleled Compensation We offer the highest starting compensation in the industry. Unlike traditional companies that start you at 25% or 40% commission, our typical agents begin at 70% and can progress all the way up to 140%.
Ideal Candidate Profile: Self-disciplined Possessing a strong work ethic Equipped with basic technology skills Open to learning Willing to be coached Compassionate towards people Skilled closers What We Provide Access to interested clients Comprehensive back-office CRM support Sponsored pre-licensing course Complimentary Sales Training Program Residual income from previously sold permanent insurance policies Vested Renewals (you retain ownership of your business from day one) Opportunities for growth into leadership and management roles Exclusive Benefits Live Zoom Dials: Listen in on top producers who earn $150,000 to $500,000 annually. Receive free, immediate feedback and coaching on your own calls. Weekly skill-related training calls to elevate your performance True independence - we're not a captive agency Partnerships with multiple A-rated carriers Daily pay cycle (Monday-Friday) Multiple bonus programs paid monthly Requirements Must pass a background check Minimum age: 18 years old No prior sales experience or degree necessary to start Successful completion of State License Exam (if not already licensed)

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