Entry-Level Business Associate - No Experience Required (Miami) | $75,000-$110,000

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dorne regionMiami (FL)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelAdministrative Management and General Management Consulting Services

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Junior

SALARY

$75,000 and $110,000

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About the role

Changing careers can feel difficult when every opportunity asks for experience you have not had the chance to build.This Entry-Level Business Associate position is designed to be a starting point.The Dorne Region is looking for applicants who communicate well, respond to coaching, and want a path with more growth than a traditional entry-level position. You do not need previous industry experience or a college degree to be considered.You will work directly with people who are seeking guidance around health coverage and life benefit options. The role involves understanding their questions, helping them navigate the process, and staying connected until the appropriate next step is complete.You will not be handed a script and left alone. You will receive training, examples, feedback, and a repeatable workflow. Over time, the goal is to help you become more confident, more organized, and more effective in professional conversations.A business background can be helpful, but it is not necessary. What matters more is whether you can learn, communicate, accept feedback, and remain consistent.This is an on-site contractor role paid through performance-based commissions rather than guaranteed hourly wages. First-year earning potential commonly falls between $75,000 and $110,000, depending on individual results.For someone ready to make a serious career move, this can be an opportunity to develop skills that continue growing in value.

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