Full-Time Sales Representative

Posted 3 days ago

pinnacle insurance servicesHillside (IL)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Insurance Agencies and Brokerages

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$60,000-$85,000

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About the role

Pay: $60,000-$85,000

Hours: 9am-5pmSchedule: Monday-Friday

License Required: Yes. Property & Casualty required, Life & Health a plus

We are looking for a full-time Sales Representative to add to our growing independent insurance agency. This role is focused on outbound sales activity, including calling prospects, sending follow-up emails, and learning our sales process. This is a great opportunity for someone who is friendly, dependable, comfortable on the phone, and interested in sales, insurance, and a long-term career path. Leads and lists are provided. We do not expect you to sell to your family or bring your personal network.

Responsibilities include:

Making outbound calls to prospects
Meeting monthly sales quotas
Sending outbound emails and follow-ups
Participating in training
Tracking activity and follow-up notes
Helping with other sales-related tasks as needed

Ideal candidate:

Comfortable making phone calls
Friendly, professional, and reliable
Good communication skills (verbal and written)
Organized and able to follow a process
Sales or customer service experience preferred

This position starts in-person for training, with the option to become hybrid once the training period is complete. To apply, please submit your resume or send a short message with your relevant experience.

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