????Life Insurance Sales Agent????
gia legacy planningHouston (TX)
????Life Insurance Sales Agent????
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gia legacy planningHouston (TX)
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Junior
About the role
Life Insurance Sales AgentLocation: Work from Home/Remote Position
Job Type: Full-Time/Part-Time/Uncapped Commission-Based
About Us:
GIA Legacy Planning is a dynamic and client-focused insurance agency. We specialize in providing personalized insurance solutions to protect families and businesses. Our culture is built on integrity, mentorship, and professional growth.
We are seeking a motivated and results-driven Life Insurance Sales Agent to join our expanding team. If you have a passion for helping others, enjoy building relationships, and seek an opportunity with unlimited earning potential, we want to hear from you!
Responsibilities:
Identify client needs and recommend tailored insurance solutions
Develop and maintain strong client relationships
Educate clients on available policies and coverage options
Stay informed about industry trends and product offerings
Work independently while collaborating with a supportive team
What We Offer:
Uncapped commission structure with potential for bonuses
Flexible work schedule (remote position)
Virtual training and mentorship programs
Access to top-rated insurance carriers and products
Opportunities for career growth and leadership development
Supportive team culture with ongoing coaching and professional development
Requirements:
Insurance license (or willingness to obtain onewe provide guidance)
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Self-motivated with a results-driven mindset
Ability to work independently and manage time effectively
Basic computer skills for CRM and client management
Ready to take charge of your future?
Apply today!
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