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Work From Home Client Advisor (Training Provided, Flexible Schedule)

Posted 2 days ago

wayland agencyBel Air (MD)

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About the role

The Wayland Agency is expanding our team and seeking motivated individuals who enjoy helping people, building relationships, and working in a growth-oriented environment. This is a fully remote opportunity with training, mentorship, and leadership development provided. Apply Now 👉 https://wayland-agency.com/why-choose-us🤝 What We Offer: Fully remote position No cold calling Flexible schedule Comprehensive training provided Ongoing mentorship and leadership development Opportunities for advancement and team growth Licensing support and access to a pre-licensing course if needed🖥️ What You’ll Do: Meet virtually with clients to discuss financial protection options Help families and individuals find coverage solutions that fit their needs Build and maintain client relationships Participate in mentorship and training sessions Work independently while having full team support🔍 Who We’re Looking For: Strong communication skills Self-motivated and coachable individuals Positive attitude and professional mindset Sales or customer service experience is helpful but not required Must have or be willing to obtain a life insurance license Career changers and entry-level applicants encouraged to apply💰 Income: This is a commission-based role with uncapped income, designed for long-term growth. Apply today to learn more about our growing remote team: https://wayland-agency.com/why-choose-us

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